Single Mom Fired Before First Day Over Facebook Post
Social media may be free, but a single mother from The Colony is paying a heavy price for using it.
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Social media may be free, but a single mother from The Colony is paying a heavy price for using it.
While people might be saving the earth by utilizing reusable grocery bags, researchers found that by using reusable bags, some allow themselves to put more junk food in their shopping carts.
A band of tornadoes that swept across parts of rural Texas over the weekend flattened buildings, tore the roofs off other structures and forced people to rush for shelter, the National Weather Service said Monday.
Monday was a busy day at the Blue Bell plant in Brenham, Texas. Hundreds of employees spent the day at a training session led by a microbiologist.
The Rio Vista Elementary School took a hit in the storm.
A Frisco man says he knew he made a big mistake after telling his wife he sold a piece of wall art at their yard sale on Saturday. Now the Harvey family is trying to find the person who bought it for $1, because they'd like to buy it back.
Republican Gov. Greg Abbott's return to a courtroom had nothing to do with suing Washington.
A house bill written in response to a controversial highway patrol cavity search in Irving has been approved.
Governor Larry Hogan has declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard to address the growing violence and unrest in Baltimore City.
Two Crowley ISD school buses have crashed into each other in Fort Worth.
After spending decades helping people, the roles are now reversed for a retired Dallas firefighter.
Residents in and around Collin County are being treated to a sight they haven't seen in years. Lake Lavon is so full, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is releasing water from the lake to reduce flood risks.
The Texas Department of Public Safety is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a 24-year-old listed on the Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offenders list.
It took Bruce Jenner over six decades to feel free and live the life he wants to live. He seems happy, relieved and content -- but that doesn't matter to those who are "normal."
It was a sleepless night for business owners and police in old Downtown Waxahachie. Long-time residents say it was the worst flooding in at least a decade.
