$1,000,000 Bond For North Texas Man Accused Of Stealing Cattle
A North Texas man is accused of steeling steers, hundreds of them, from a Nebraska rancher.
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A North Texas man is accused of steeling steers, hundreds of them, from a Nebraska rancher.
Police have yet to determine the motives of a post office employee who threatened to shoot a co-worker.
Her name meant "Loved One" in Swahili, and people from around the world who loved baby Kipenzi are mourning her.
Duncanville Police have released shocking video that shows an 18-year-old hitting two other teens in the face at a local park.
Whole Foods cut its sales forecast for the year after its quarterly profit and sales fell short of expectations amid intensifying competition.
Around this time last year, we stepped off the plan in Los Angeles to make our way down the Pacific Coast Highway to Oxnard, and wondered aloud just how bad the 2014 season might be.
The Coast Guard says the bodies of a father and his adult son have been found in the Brazos River after both disappeared while fishing near Freeport.
Prolonged exposure to sun's ultraviolet rays can cause skin cancer, but it can be prevented by simply wearing sunscreen.
Roy White feels the need to stock the pantry at the Miller Lite Beach House. Shan just wants to go to sleep.
Shan & RJ sit down for the first Coleman Hot Tub Confessional after the first day of broadcasting at Cowboys Camp in Oxnard.
Police in Grand Prairie are looking to identify four suspects that walked out of a retail clothing store with thousands of dollars in merchandise.
British singer Jane Birkin has asked Hermes to take her name off the crocodile-skin versions of the iconic Birkin handbag, after seeing PETA video from a Texas reptile farm.
Sunday's security lapse at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport came up three different times in a Congressional committee hearing on Wednesday.
It took me just a weekend to get comfortable with Microsoft's new Windows 10 operating system, something I never did with its predecessor, Windows 8, even after nearly three years.
The Texas State Auditor's Office says the General Land Office has made mistakes in handling nearly $6 million in contracts over the past few years, including vastly underestimating project costs.
