Cruz Reports Raising $1.2M In Year's 2nd Quarter
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz says he raised more than $1.2 million in the year's second quarter, about 25 percent more than he received in the first three months of 2014.
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U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz says he raised more than $1.2 million in the year's second quarter, about 25 percent more than he received in the first three months of 2014.
The largest group of bitcoin miners, which maintains and processes transactions in the digital currency, is promising to avoid majority control of the currency as a temporary measure to maintain the payment system's credibility.
One of the twin brothers at the center of a controversy involving the discovery of several unattended dead bodies at an abandoned Fort Worth funeral home has been arrested.
When looking at North Texas traffic and congestion it's not only area highways that need new lanes. One railroad is planning a major expansion in Tarrant County. But residents could be stuck footing part of the bill.
Law enforcement took a passenger into custody Wednesday for allegedly interfering with the flight crew on board an American Airlines flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Kansas City.
An Oncor utility crew accidentally burned a couple's home while working on electrical lines in the back.
Rescue and road crews have prepared for major flooding after heavy rain is expected early Thursday morning. In some neighborhoods sandbags have already been stacked in preparation for the storm.
The show tries to guess the walk up songs for which MLB All Stars. Derek Holland joins in on the fun.
Derek Holland walks around Bombshells and asks unsuspecting patrons about what they think about Derek Holland.
Eric Nadel calls into the show to talk to the boys about the Rangers and "Do it for Durrett" fundraiser for the Durrett family.
Although economic indicators, such as new construction, housing and hiring are all steady, experts say many younger workers are reluctant to change jobs and chase the higher earnings that often accompany them.
The Denton City Council has decided voters will determine the fate of a controversial ban on hydraulic fracturing in the city.
The Fort Worth City Council voted to change zoning around the historic Stockyards to permit mixed-use development.
A former prosecutor has asked a Texas agency to pardon a woman who pleaded guilty in a 2004 car crash that killed her fiance but which her attorney says was caused by a faulty General Motors ignition switch.
