Winds Cause Damage Across North Texas
Some residents across North Texas are waking up Wednesday morning to storm damage. Wind gusts reached higher than 50 mph overnight at DFW Airport.
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Some residents across North Texas are waking up Wednesday morning to storm damage. Wind gusts reached higher than 50 mph overnight at DFW Airport.
A billboard in Culver City, CA has had bloggers buzzing about its uncanny resemblance to former German Nazi Chancellor Adolf Hitler.
Testimony is set to begin on Wednesday in the trial of a man who has been accused of driving drunk and killing a Lancaster police officer.
Two storm chasers used their tornado intercept vehicle to film a storm in Kansas -- from inside a tornado.
A three-judge panel in San Antonio on Wednesday will hear arguments from state attorneys and minority rights groups for the first time since the November elections.
A judge says a report shows that an Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage has the mental capacity to represent himself at his murder trial.
Two state facilities face June deadlines to reform hazardous conditions or lose millions of dollars in Medicaid money.
A resident of a North Texas mental hospital has been charged with threatening to blow up two federal courthouses.
A widow is seeking answers after her husband was shot and killed on his own property by Fort Worth police officers early Tuesday morning.
Governor Perry and state lawmakers are considering using a special session to deal with the issue of funding new road construction in Texas.
The tornado two weeks ago in Hood County didn't just take homes. It took what had become a home away from home for some of the youngest victims.
The trial for an accused kitten killer charged with second degree felony animal cruelty begins Wednesday.
A woman caught on camera stealing Christmas decorations last December, has been arrested again for taking items that don't belong to her, according to law enforcement.
"Texas is now leading the nation in the number of children that we lose every summer," says Jan Emler, founder of Emler Swim Schools. "It's a terrible distinction for our state."
The district says it wants the 9th Texas Court of Appeals in Beaumont to clarify whether the Kountze High School cheerleaders have a free speech right to include the religious messages.
