Plane Crashes Short Of Runway In Mineral Wells
According to the FAA, three people were on board the plane. Two were rushed to the hospital via helicopter.
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According to the FAA, three people were on board the plane. Two were rushed to the hospital via helicopter.
Texas is warning the federal government it may withdraw from the Refugee Resettlement Program.
Newly-released security camera footage appears to show the moments just prior to when investigators said Charles Bryant murdered Jacqueline Vandagriff.
Before the verdict was read the judge gave strict instructions for people in the court room to respect the verdict, "there were to be no outburst or any, any reaction to the verdict." He ask those who could not abide by his rules to leave before the verdict was read.
Pay raises are on the way for Dallas' first responders. The city council today approved a $3.1 billion dollar spending plan that includes salary increases for both police and firefighters.
Season 33 of this CBS show "Survivor" premieres tonight, and a North Texan is hoping she's the lone survivor.
Fort Worth Police were responding to a robbery call but say there was no robbery.
They assembled a room full of experts to look at transcripts and finances. "We have our advisor table over here," said career advisor Allyson Oudin as she pointed at people sitting at tables around the large room. "We have our career and technical education right next to the advisor tables.
Former Baylor football coach Art Briles and former athletic director Ian McCaw were dismissed Wednesday from a lawsuit brought by woman who said they and the school ignored her claims that she was raped by a former player who was later convicted.
In this week's Wednesday's Warriors, we feature a man who may be the most important person you haven't heard of in the fight against multiple myeloma, a terminal blood cancer.
This is the second case reported in Texas that involved travel to an affected area of Florida.
A 48-year-old man was sentenced to 10 years after he was arrested for trying to meet a 13-year-old for sex.
DPS for years has asserted its troopers don't conduct the illegal practice of profiling motorists based on race or ethnicity.
Superintendent David Harris said he respects the rights of the girls to conduct what he calls a "peaceful" and "non-confrontational" action.
A Dallas attorney vying for the vacant district attorney seat has asked the governor for a waiver so she can apply.
