Texas & California Governor Engage In War Of Words Over Businesses
A fight is brewing between Texas and California – and their governors are in the middle of it.
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A fight is brewing between Texas and California – and their governors are in the middle of it.
In recent years, MedStar has had visitors from all over the world come to see its efficient dispatch center. But, the high-tech system is housed in a building with a lot of low tech problems.
Mental health advocates like Dana Beard say cases like Eddie Routh's are signs of a flawed health care system. Despite his family's efforts to have him treated for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder after returning from duty in Iraq, there are no laws allowing family members to have relatives committed.
An increase in demand in new home construction has revived a shuttered North Texas business.
A state lawmaker who wants to make concussion screenings as routine as physicals in Texas public school athletics has now taken direct aim at football.
More than $70,000 in reward money is on the table, for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the murder case of a North Texas assistant district attorney. Meanwhile, the Kaufman County community honored Mark Hasse Tuesday.
A proposal to add a second natural gas well on a site in south Arlington is expected to hear from protestors at city hall tonight.
The Iraq War veteran charged with gunning down a former Navy SEAL sniper and his friend has refused to meet with his family or court-appointed attorney, Erath County Sheriff Tommy Bryant said Tuesday.
A state district judge in Austin has rejected a lawsuit that sought to discover how much retired lawmakers as a group are collecting in state pensions.
Ironically, the beginning of skunk breeding season in Texas is close to Valentines Day. But instead of the comic cavorting's of Pepé le Pew, the results are often closer to "My Bloody Valentine."
A 61-year-old woman living in Maine was sentenced to 80 years in prison for operating a Ponzi scheme through a wealth management firm in Plano.
A study has found that students with autism chose majors in science, technology, engineering and math -- the so-called STEM majors -- at higher rates than students without the condition.
