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Lt. Gen. Sean B. MacFarland relieved Lt. Gen. Mark Milley of command during ceremonies Friday at the Central Texas Army post.
Sounding more than ever like a 2016 presidential candidate, Texas Gov. Rick Perry is calling for a national "rebellion" against a "power-hungry, oppressive" president.
Federal authorities have arrested a man suspected of selling drugs to an East Texas man whose mysterious disappearance prompted his family to criticize investigators for mishandling the case.
Dallas school district police are trying to track down several kids who vandalized a campus and took off with property.
The Texas Education Agency says 90 percent of districts and 85 percent of schools statewide meet the state's minimum education standards, and many earned distinctions.
Dr. Kent Brantly says he is growing stronger every and is thankful to God, his family, medical staff, and others who have prayed for his recovery.
Tax Free Shopping Weekend is here! For the 16th year in a row, Texas shoppers will avoid paying state sales tax while stocking up on back-to-school essentials.
An expensive error is causing delays and forcing the NTTA to keep a closer eye on projects.
On Friday morning a lumber truck traveling west-bound on Hwy 175 in Kaufman County blew a left front tire causing the driver to lose control and crashing on a bridge.
Police in Garland responded to a shooting on Thursday night, where it appears as though an apartment resident killed a man who was trying to break into his home.
Not much change in the forecast over the next few days, which means it will be very hot and muggy. Actual highs will be near 102 degrees, but the heat index will be near 105 degrees.
GM's troubles with safety recalls have surfaced in another case, this time with the company recalling a group of SUVs for a third time to fix power window switches that can catch fire.
Her organization helps people in North Texas get out of poverty and stay that way. Heather Reynolds is president and CEO of Catholic Charities Fort Worth.
