North Texan Fights HOA To Fly Confederate Flag
They're red, white and blue but unwelcome tonight in a North Texas neighborhood.
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They're red, white and blue but unwelcome tonight in a North Texas neighborhood.
Mexican soldiers captured the purported leader of a Gulf Cartel faction in the northern border city of Matamoros on Friday, the state government said.
The man had threatened on social media to harm himself.
Cindy and Gary Anderson set out to start a small side business more than a decade ago, with the intention of funding their twin daughter and son's college tuition.
The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed a single engine plane with two people on board crashed tonight in Lancaster.
A suspected serial rapist was arrested in downtown Dallas today according to Memphis CBS affiliate WREG News.
The threat of wildfires has a lot of Texans looking for ways to prevent becoming the next victim.
The electric distribution grid operator for most of Texas says that a federal mandate to slash carbon emissions nationwide would shut down far fewer coal-fired plants than originally estimated.
A white Houston-area man has been sentenced to nearly six years in federal prison for committing a hate crime when he surprise punched an elderly black man.
Police believe he was the victim of a hit-and-run.
A teenager who killed four people in a 2013 drunken-driving wreck near Fort Worth and claimed as part of his defense that he suffered from "affluenza" testified during a deposition that he used drugs and believed his parents knew he drank alcohol.
Police in Mesquite have released video of the man who robbed a local bank and then made his escape on a bicycle.
US Airways last flight ever leaves Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Friday night, as US Airways departs for good, completing its mega-merger with Fort Worth-based American Airlines.
Police arrest the founder and chairman of a Fort Worth nonprofit boys organization on child porn and solicitation charges.
State-mandated exams are getting shorter for Texas students in grades 3 to 8. The Legislature this session approved a requirement that STAAR tests be less time-consuming for young students.
