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Sanders, comparing Trump's stances and statements to Clinton's record, said in remarks released before his speech, "By these measures, any objective observer will conclude that - based on her ideas and her leadership - Hillary Clinton must become the next president of the United States. The choice is not even close."
A hacker targeted a North Texas woman's Amazon account, draining the nearly $1700 she had on a gift card linked to her account. When she fought back... the hacker tried to humiliate her!
Michael Girouard spent $150 on three signs, reading "State Farm Neighborhood Bully," "I am being victimized by State Farm, and "Don't be State Farm's next victim."
A convicted kidnapper who recently led authorities to the remains in Texas of two women who vanished in 1997 has been moved to Oklahoma to face murder and kidnapping charges.
North Richland Hills Police are investigating allegations of child sexual abuse at St. John the Apostle Catholic Church.
A judge says a former Texas death row inmate shouldn't be formally declared innocent of murder even though his conviction has been overturned after a witness admitted lying on the stand.
Authorities say a man who was shot by San Antonio officers during a domestic violence call has died.
Pantego police have started a public awareness campaign to prevent child heat deaths in cars by using signs in businesses to ask parents where their kids are.
Idaho's highest court says one of the two brothers convicted of killing a Texas couple in northern Idaho more than 30 years ago is entitled to a new hearing after justices agreed that prosecutors violated his constitutional rights to a fair trial.
Charles "Trey" Daubitz III, 45, of Midlothian, was sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to Delivery of a Controlled Substance to a Child.
Japanese news agency: 19 dead, 20 injured in knife attack outside Tokyo.
Federal prosecutors in Kansas have called it one of the most devastating identity theft cases they've seen.
Officials have unveiled an overhauled state-run women's health program providing care to low-income Texans -- including a renewed push for family planning services once offered by Planned Parenthood.
Next week, August 3 - 7, military, police and fire personnel, first responders, doctors, nurses and teachers will get in free at Hawaiian Falls.
The former head of the Dallas FBI office says the video of a security meltdown at DFW International Airport a year ago should serve as a training film.
