Tom DeLay To Make Case To Appeals Court
Former U.S. House majority leader Tom DeLay is ready to make his case that his 2010 conviction for taking part in a scheme to influence Texas elections should be overturned.
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Former U.S. House majority leader Tom DeLay is ready to make his case that his 2010 conviction for taking part in a scheme to influence Texas elections should be overturned.
The court-martial of an Air Force basic training instructor accused of sexual misconduct has been postponed for at least eight weeks to allow further investigation of his case.
Six decades after Heman Sweatt made history as the first black law student at UT Austin, his descendants in Dallas are watching the Supreme Court closely for another landmark decision.
A woman claims her jewelry was stolen or misplaced by staff after she was admitted as a patient to JPS Hospital.
A three month-old Mesquite baby has a rare genetic disease that would have gone unnoticed had it not been for the uncle he never got the chance to meet.
Diners in Wise County got quite a scare when an 18-wheeler veered off Highway 287 and crashed into a restaurant parking lot.
A hot, steamy shower can feel great. But you may also be getting covered in a daily dose of bacteria that could make you sick. Take off any showerhead and you can see why.
The Five Points and Vickery Meadow area in Northeast Dallas is the scene of the most recent police officer shooting. It is also one of the most populated and most crime-ridden neighborhoods in the city.
A Collin County judge handed down a 62- year prison sentence for a man convicted of the aggravated sexual assault of his former neighbor.
A 17-year veteran of the Grapevine Police Department has been arrested on child pornography charges
A Dallas woman who admitted beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing her hands to a wall was a troubled teen.
New Dallas ISD Superintendent Mike Miles is giving himself and his top administrators a major assignment to improve the quality of education and how the district works.
Why is Mitt Romney, the severely Conservative candidate for president, all of a sudden moving to the middle?
After hours of questioning a 'person of interest' in the shooting of a Dallas Police officer early Tuesday morning, the Dallas Police Department has determined the man is not the person who shot the officer.