Texas Jobless Rate Slips To 5.1 Percent
The Texas unemployment rate has declined for a third straight month to settle at 5.1 percent for May. That compares to 5.2 percent unemployment in April.
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The Texas unemployment rate has declined for a third straight month to settle at 5.1 percent for May. That compares to 5.2 percent unemployment in April.
What do ice cream and pajamas have in common? Usually, nothing. But this Saturday in Plano, the two come together to raise money for a great cause.
During the construction of Allen ISD's stadium in 2012, a third party company found items out of compliance, according to documents obtained by the CBS 11 I-Team.
The Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson's arrival in Texas is being met with mixed feelings by some law enforcement officials along the border.
A traffic stop in Grand Prairie turned into an hour-long police chase that traveled through parts of three different cities and involved four different law enforcement agencies.
Thieves attempted to swipe an ATM from a north Dallas credit union early Friday morning, but they got spooked by a witness and fled before they could get any money.
Prosecutors say a man who robbed nearly two dozen Texas banks since 2006 will head back to prison after returning to a life of crime.
The head of Homeland Security is among a group that is traveling to Texas to tour U.S. Customs and Border Protection facilities and Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
A Central Texas toll road world famous for its 85 mph speed limit continues to struggle financially, with revenue of only 30 percent of original projections.
A strong body can help build a strong mind. So, one North Texas man is helping injured veterans get fit.
Thousands of water parks across the nation -- including Hawaiian Falls in The Colony -- are attempting to break a world record on Friday for the largest swim lesson.
Cutting a cake is simple, right? Not exactly. There's a scientific way to cut a cake which creates perfect slices and preserves the quality of your baked goods.
NASA is zeroing in on the asteroids it wants to capture, haul near the moon and have astronauts visit. Officials on Thursday described a prime candidate: A tiny asteroid that whizzed about 7,600 miles above Earth in 2011.
More than 200 mayors from cities across the country are waking up in Dallas on Friday for a four-day conference, where they will discuss a variety of urban planning issues.
