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After the plight of dozens of donkeys went viral, an animal lover steps in, secures homes for half the group and gets help from the Humane Society of North Texas to care for the remaining animals.
The mother of a Plano student is accusing a school of putting her child's health in danger. The family says a natural science project turned into a nightmare.
Tuesday night the movie American Sniper was 'under fire' on the University of Texas at Arlington campus. Some students are planning on protesting a campus screening of the award-winning film.
Laying in the middle of the road with several broken bones and bleeding profusely, a Fort Worth man who was involved in a nasty chain-reaction crash is alive all thanks to a mysterious Good Samaritan.
ATM thieves are getting more creative in their attempts to steal the cash machines directly from a variety of stores.
Texas lawmakers are closer to putting experimental drugs within the reach of terminally ill patients.
A standoff in Sansom Park has ended with police taking the suspect into custody without incident.
Tia Moen didn't need Southern Methodist University experts to tell her what shook her two-story brick and stone home in Azle in the fall of 2013. She already knew.
The family of an unarmed man who was shot and killed by an officer with the Grapevine Police Department is suing to get the department to release dash cam video.
Joanne Kasten and her friends didn't mind that they didn't get to tour the Blue Bell plant in Brenham -- even after their 110 mile journey on motorcycle.
There is a growing trend of Texans leaving the Lone Star state to take part in what has become a Pot Rush in Colorado.
As the Centers for Disease Control issue a blunt warning about Blue Bell ice cream, some customers are worried the damage may have already been done.
U.S. Navy CDR (Ret.) Jack Bailey did a lot while serving in both the Army and the Navy, but he would not want to repeat the reception at the airport one man gave him when he returned from Vietnam.
Blue Bell spent more than a century cultivating its image of the little creamery in Brenham. But a North Texas college professor cautions that homespun ads are way down its "to-do' list in these modern times.
