Harvard Sorry Directory Erroneously Said Scaramucci Was Dead
Harvard Law School has apologized for erroneously listing ousted White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci as dead in a new alumni directory.
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Harvard Law School has apologized for erroneously listing ousted White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci as dead in a new alumni directory.
Parents can bring their children for immunizations without having to make an appointment on Wednesdays.
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio convicted of a criminal charge for refusing to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants.
An Army medic who "ran into danger" to save wounded soldiers during a Vietnam War battle despite his own serious wounds on Monday became the first Medal of Honor recipient under President Donald Trump.
Residents in at least three North Texas cities had issues reaching 911 Monday morning.
A Marine from North Texas has been found guilty by a Denton County jury in the shooting death of a University of North Texas student on New Year's Day of last year.
President Trump has removed Anthony Scaramucci from his new job as communications director.
Gov. Greg Abbott was in Grapevine on Monday, where he rejected criticism by some members of Texas law enforcement over the proposed bathroom privacy bill and the state's new sanctuary cities law.
We talk to Nick & Sam's Executive chef Robert Clifford about DFW Restaurant Week
There's never been a better time to be treated for a heart attack.
Monday the zoo announced it is naming a nearly two month old reticulated giraffe calf "Beltre".
The so-called 'campus carry' law will be expanded Tuesday to also include community colleges across Texas. People with a handgun license will be allowed to carry a concealed firearm on campus.
Sam Shepard, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Oscar-nominated actor and celebrated author, has died.
Today is the deadline for Garland residents who still need help after the deadly storms a year-and-a-half ago, to apply for assistance from the city.
Hormel sees potential new customers for its shelf-stable foods: cancer patients. The company known for Spam and Dinty Moore stews is promoting microwavable meals it says cater to people going through chemotherapy.
