Back On TV, Kimmel Zings Critics Of His Health Care Plea
Jimmy Kimmel zinged his critics as he returned to late-night TV and resumed arguing that Americans deserve the level of health care given his infant son.
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Jimmy Kimmel zinged his critics as he returned to late-night TV and resumed arguing that Americans deserve the level of health care given his infant son.
A Latino rights groups says it has filed what may be the first lawsuit challenging a new "sanctuary cities" ban in Texas that allows local police to ask a person during routine stops whether they're in the U.S legally.
The Mexican government, San Antonio's police chief and others have slammed Texas' new "sanctuary cities" law, saying that requiring local law enforcement to help enforce immigration laws could lead to racial profiling.
A week after one University of Texas student was killed and three others injured in a knife attack on campus, the state House has voted to allow carrying large knives in many areas of the state.
Someone may have tampered with hundreds of mail in ballots in Dallas County.
The defamation case had stalled last year when Ira Tobolowsky was murdered.
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The rumors about DeSoto's head football coach were put to rest on Monday night.
The departments conducting the review include police departments in Farmer's Branch, Carrollton, Grand Prairie, Irving, Garland and the Navarro County Sheriff's Department.
A hiker found the tracks and paleontologists are pretty excited about them.
The national charity Kars4Kids is accused of misleading some donors and at least one North Texan is upset with the non-profit's donation process.
A State Senator from Fort Worth is looking to make it legal for doctors to donate unused drugs to patients in need.
People are standing for long hours to help raise money for the children of fallen veterans.
DFR said William An's family appreciates the continued prayers and well-wishes they have received during this challenging ordeal.
Beth Van Duyne will oversee HUD programs in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.
