Euless Apartment Residents Told To Vacate
Families are scrambling to find new homes on Wednesday after being told to move out of their apartment complex in Euless.
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Families are scrambling to find new homes on Wednesday after being told to move out of their apartment complex in Euless.
One of the rarest, most valuable specimens of sports memorabilia is to go on display at the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum at Southern Methodist University.
The City of Fort Worth is taking legal action against an Arlington contractor after his mistakes cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars and nearly a year in delays.
A South Texas farmer has died after he was stung by hundreds of bees while using a tractor on a field near Rio Hondo.
He wasn't a well known name, but Christian Campbell has suddenly become important to federal prosecutors who are going after Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price.
A video has emerged calling into question a white McKinney police officer's treatment of black citizens.
At least a dozen residents at the Shadow Creek Apartments in Euless say they could soon lose water and electricity.
The inner tubes are piled high, river levels are back to normal and the stage is set for a return to business as usual this fourth after two months of flooding.
New yard signs read, "Combat veteran lives here. Please be courteous with fireworks."
The federal government says the Kung Fu Saloon has been unfair to some of its customers for years.
American consumers are apparently less satisfied with fast food than they used to be. According to one group, grades for full-service restaurants are steady, while fast-food satisfaction is down.
A judge has issued a sweeping gag order in a lawsuit arising from a May brawl at a roadside restaurant in Texas in which nine bikers were killed and 170 people arrested.
The suspect gave the Capitol One Bank teller in Garland a note, was given an undisclosed amount of money and left.
The Longhorn Council of the Boy Scouts of America confirmed Tuesday that a local adult troop leader is the same man currently facing charges of seeking sex with a child.
Conrad Alvin Barrett of Katy admitted to racial motivation in the November 2013 attack on his 81-year-old victim.
