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The case of 10 Texas high school students charged with sexual assault in a hazing scandal involving athletes will now be investigated by the Texas Rangers and the Texas Attorney General's Office.
One potential bidder on President Donald Trump's border wall with Mexico wanted to know if authorities would rush to help if workers came under "hostile attack."
In case you missed it, here's how UNC bested Gonzaga on Monday night in Glendale, Arizona in the national championship game.
A Dallas home builder's bankruptcy has left homeowners on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid labor costs.
On Monday afternoon, retired officers and firefighters attended a hearing before the House Pension Committee, the first legislative body that will consider a bill aimed at getting the fund back on its financial feet.
Ricky Vasquez says he's been trying to hold it together for his five children.
A newly proposed 27 acre, 35 court tennis facility is causing controversy in Keller after the owners of proposed site filed for an amendment to allow two, large bubble domes on the property.
A federal judge mulling whether Texas passed its voter ID law with the intent to deliberately discriminate has agreed to delay the case until after the state's legislative session ends.
The victim of the shooting is a 44-year-old man. He was rushed to the hospital.
A federal investigator said Monday that the agency has collected cellphone records from a pickup driver who a witness said admitted to being distracted by texting before he collided with a church bus killing 13 people.
The Dallas BBB is warning consumers about websites selling bogus baseball, basketball and football jerseys. Shoppers complain that their merchandise either never shows up or, if it does, it's a knockoff.
Babies are dying in Dallas county and now Parkland is pulling together a team of experts to figure out why.
Five years ago on April 3, 2012, a tornado outbreak tore through North Texas in the middle of the day.
Daniel Pacheco, 18, was shot and killed at a massive house party friend say he helped organize.
A bill that would make carrying small amounts of marijuana a civil penalty in Texas instead of a criminal one is advancing in the state House.
