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A Texas company that already has obtained shipping commitments from oil companies to build a 1,100-mile pipeline from western North Dakota to Illinois is having a tougher time getting permission to build.
Brian d'Arcy James throws some serious shade at William Shakespeare in the Tony-nominated musical "Something Rotten." And it has paid off, nicely.
If you think you're property tax bill is too high, you can still file a protest.
If you think you're property tax bill is too high, you can still file a protest.
If you think you're property tax bill is too high, you can still file a protest.
If you think you're property tax bill is too high, you can still file a protest.
A contentious bill allowing concealed handguns on college campuses in Texas will likely let schools carve out large gun-free zones, as state lawmakers negotiate final language before Monday's deadline.
A federal appeals court has agreed to consider an appeal from a 48-year-old East Texas man on death row for the 2002 slaying of his 2-year-old daughter.
Jay Seffern has watched Lake Lewisville swallow his backyard and creep up to his patio's steps.
Rivers in Parker County are over their banks and homeowners are bracing for the worst as more rain moves into North Texas.
An Arlington high school student had died after authorities say he drowned in a swollen creek. John Cookson was kayaking on Village Creek when authorities say his canoe flipped.
Family members have identified the two men believed to be trapped inside as former Colleyville Mayor John Andrews and his adult grandson, Bobby Oneal, Jr.
The Arlington Police Department continues to investigate an accident that killed one person on Interstate-20 near Highway 287. The driver of a pickup apparently ran into the rear of the semi.
Police are searching for a 22-year-old Dallas resident believed responsible for shooting and killing a man on May 21 in Garland.
There's growing concern in far North Fort Worth about aggressive coyotes approaching people's homes.
