School Finance Case Hits State Supreme Court
Lawyers for more than 600 school districts are set to tell the state Supreme Court that classroom funding is inadequate and unfairly distributed via a "hopelessly broken" system.
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Lawyers for more than 600 school districts are set to tell the state Supreme Court that classroom funding is inadequate and unfairly distributed via a "hopelessly broken" system.
A measure allowing some epilepsy patients to get low-THC cannabis oil, Texas' first concession on medical marijuana, is one of nearly 700 new laws taking effect Tuesday.
A man was shot late Monday night in the Pleasant Grove area of Dallas, and it all unfolded in front of his young child.
The newest classroom at Harvard's business school has no desks or chairs. Instead, the professor teaches facing a towering digital screen that stretches from wall to wall.
Apple is leaning on Cisco Systems' Internet networking expertise in its latest attempt to sell more iPhones and iPads to corporate customers.
The Better Business Bureau says this company offering cheap office supplies was pulling a scam.
Police in Fort Worth are searching for a 20-year-old man kidnapped at gunpoint.
Video obtained by a San Antonio TV station appears to show a man with his hands up fatally shot by deputies.
This story is about a Texas woman who found her "identical twin" on this website – but the two are not related. Click the link to try and find your twin.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against a Kentucky county clerk who says her Christian faith should exempt her from having to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
Blue Bell employees and Brenham residents were relieved and joyed to see the ice cream return to supermarket shelves Monday.
Broken glass and a shattered sense of security in an Oak Cliff neighborhood after several drivers walked out to discover someone had broken the rear windows of their vehicles with a large rock or brick.
An armed robbery happened on the third day of class for many University of Texas at Arlington students.
Two Irving teenagers charged with capital murder admitted to police they had gone out Saturday morning to rob someone.
The impersonator grabbed the victim's wallet and pushed the victim back against the passenger door.
