Dallas Abortion Doctors' Admitting Rights Reinstated
A judge has temporarily reinstated admitting privileges to two abortion providers at a Dallas hospital that had stripped the doctors of those rights.
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A judge has temporarily reinstated admitting privileges to two abortion providers at a Dallas hospital that had stripped the doctors of those rights.
A North Texas Marine who was shot and killed at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina last week will be laid to rest today in Burleson.
Maroon bluebonnets will be allowed to remain on the University of Texas campus in Austin after mysteriously appearing in the shadow of the UT Tower.
Some people in West lost family members the night of April 17, 2013. Some lost their homes and there are others who lost both. One of those families spoke with CBS 11 News about the last year and how they're rebuilding their lives.
The Texas ranch where followers of imprisoned polygamist Warren Jeffs lived in near isolation was seized by state agents, nearly six years after FBI agents raided the property and removed hundreds of children amid child sex abuse allegations.
There are still no suspects identified or in custody for the hit-and-run crash that left a 13-year-old boy dead and his mother in critical condition, but Dallas police have identified a person of interest.
Michaels Stores Inc. said Thursday that about 2.6 million cards, or about 7 percent of all debit and credit cards used at its namesake stores, may have been affected in a security breach.
There wasn't an empty seat at Tokio Baptist Church where thousands came to pay tribute to the 12 first responders, who died when the West fertilizer plant exploded on April 17, 2013.
Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench calls in to the Ben and Skin show to discuss how players today are different from his era, how stars translate from era to era, and what he sees in the future of the Rangers.
Tucked away in Denton is a sprawling ranch that's become a popular wedding venue.
As the state remembers West, Texas on the one-year anniversary of a deadly explosion, the mayor in the town acknowledged that local officials are considering building a new fertilizer plant.
There is a permanent memorial to the first responders who died in West, Texas, but it's not actually in West. The monumental tribute was built by just one man, who didn't have a lot of money to spend and received no help.
Two doctors who perform abortions have sued a Dallas hospital alleging that their admitting privileges were illegally revoked after a court upheld strict new Texas abortion restrictions.
Dallas police may have a break in the search for the hit-and-run driver that crashed into a car with a mother and son inside. Ethan Vasquez, 13, was killed and his mother remains in critical condition.
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