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A drugmaker has asked states to return supplies of the company's products that could be used for lethal injection in a broad request that included Texas plus other states that don't even use the drugs in question.
A medical examiner's office says one of the gunmen killed by police after opening fire outside a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest died of multiple gunshot wounds.
Some dermatologists question the safety of the gel manicure. If you have a concern about a salon you can file a complaint with the Texas Dept. of Licensing and Regulation.
Abortion is again seizing the spotlight at the Texas Capitol -- but largely only in small doses and mostly without the heated debate and emotion of last session.
Federal authorities are aware of thousands of potential extremists living in the U.S., only a small portion of whom are under active surveillance.
The FAA says a small two-person Instrum helicopter crashed into trees while on a training flight Wednesday afternoon.
Bills that would slash tuition breaks for DREAMers, veterans, and their dependents have made progress. How responsible should states be for tuition?
As federal efforts to honor 'American Sniper' Chris Kyle have stalled, the Texas Legislature is moving ahead with its own plans.
Arlington Police are searching for a man suspected of shooting and killing a man following an altercation at a pickup basketball game on Sunday.
You will soon have a new way to say "Don't Mess With Texas" on your mobile phone.
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James "Jim" Wright Jr., the former U.S. Congressman and Speaker of the House from 1987 through 1989, died Wednesday morning the age of 92.
The Grand Jury today is hearing evidence in the case of Ruben Garcia Villalpando, an illegal immigrant shot by a Grapevine police officer in February.
Gov. Greg Abbott is publicly getting behind an anti-gay marriage "religious objections" bill. Abbott says he hopes to see the Preservation of Sovereignty and Marriage Act on his desk.
Wednesday's filing by Dallas-based Wingstop joins the growing pack of restaurants that are becoming publicly traded companies.
