'American Sniper' Widow Taya Kyle's New Book Addresses Grief
The widow of 'American Sniper' author Chris Kyle says in her new book that her stance on the death penalty was among things she struggled with after he was killed in 2013.
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The widow of 'American Sniper' author Chris Kyle says in her new book that her stance on the death penalty was among things she struggled with after he was killed in 2013.
The Superintendent of Dallas Schools finds himself facing a board that could remove him from his job Friday.
Just how special is GM's investment in American plants? A look at their large investment in Mexico has Texans wondering.
Victor Lopez, 36, of Plano, was sentenced by a jury to 40 years in prison for Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child, announced Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis.
More than 400 Texas schools were recognized for improvements at campuses where at least 40 percent of the students are considered low income.
A DPS trooper was involved in a crash in southwest Fort Worth.
AAA Texas reported Thursday that Dallas and Fort Worth hold the spot for most expensive gasoline. Drivers in Beaumont boast the cheapest.
Jeb Bush spoke in a language most Republican presidential primary voters do not understand. "You are part of the new wave of hope for this country," he said in fluent Spanish.
The Texas Senate has voted to bar universities statewide from increasing tuition by more than 1 percent over the cost of inflation until the 2018-19 academic year.
There is an abundance of police officers at the Granbury High School campus today after a threat was made online.
A woman in her 70s and a chihuahua were saved from the flames of an apartment fire this morning in McKinney.
At least six people, including five students, were slightly injured Thursday morning when a Malakoff ISD school bus overturned in East Texas during its route.
An insurance group says last weekend's storms across north and central parts of Texas have caused at least $65 million in damage to vehicles.
The gay marriage bill brawl isn't ending anytime soon. S.B. 2065 was "tagged" this morning by Sen. Jose Menéndez.
Lower oil prices pushed Exxon Mobil's first-quarter profit down 46 percent. The company said Thursday that it earned $4.94 billion -- their weakest first quarter since 2009.
