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Bah! Humbug! Hundreds of holiday wreaths have been stolen from a arm. The owner thinks the thieves came specifically to steal decorations because there were other, more expensive items nearby that weren't taken.
Five companies are being sued over a magnitude 5.0 earthquake in a central city in Oklahoma.
In bid to fight art fraud, Sotheby's announced Monday that it had purchased a forensics firm whose founder once helped the auction house belatedly identify a $10 million painting as a fake.
For college administrators, extreme weather is yet another hazard to prepare and practice for on a list that includes infectious disease outbreaks, active shooters and technological outages.
The McKinney ISD on Tuesday is set to break ground on what will be one of the most expensive high school stadiums in the nation, 12,000 seats to serve as home for the district's football and soccer teams.
The latest global snapshot of student performance shows declining math scores in the U.S. and stagnant performance in science and reading.
Trump is slated to hold the second stop of this "thank you" tour Tuesday in North Carolina, less than a week after his bombastic return to rallies at an Ohio appearance that felt more like a raucous campaign stop than a traditional speech by a president-to-be.
ongress is quickening its pace toward adjourning late this week, marching toward a final vote on legislation boosting medical research and speeding drug approvals and readying a stopgap spending bill to prevent the government from shutting down this weekend.
Getting used to cars that drive themselves, can happen fast. But the feature is no longer part of a sci-fi movie or long-term future project -- "they're here now."
The Texas Department of State Health Services issued the new edition of "A Woman's Right to Know" on Monday.
Next week $350 million in Medicaid cuts take affect.
Police are searching for the driver responsible for causing a crash that pushed a grandmother's car over some railroad tracks narrowly missing an oncoming train.
Edward W. "Mike" Kelley Jr., who served 14 years as a member of the Federal Reserve Board and was instrumental in modernizing the banking operations of the Federal Reserve system, has died.
With a frigid blast of freezing cold air rolling toward Texas, many are racing to ensure they're able to stay warm safely.
Council member Philip Kingston said whoever becomes the new city manager, will face numerous challenges right away.
