Boy Scouts Release 'Ineligible Volunteer' List
The Boy Scouts of America say they knew of cases of abuse in their ranks, and now they're turning over the information to law enforcement.
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The Boy Scouts of America say they knew of cases of abuse in their ranks, and now they're turning over the information to law enforcement.
While the City of Irving received no official reports of damage from a magnitude 3.4 earthquake over the weekend, residents who live around the epicenter have started to notice some minor things out of the ordinary
Some students in Grapevine have spent months studying mosquitoes and the West Nile Virus. Educators say it's an opportunity to turn health headlines into teachable moments -- with a goal of having students ask and ultimately answer questions.
Two alleged sexual assault cases on the SMU campus have generated a review of the university's method of handling sex assault claims.
An Air Force Academy cadet found dead Friday morning has been identified as a 22-year-old senior from Dallas.
There is extra security at the Tarrant County Courthouse today. A judge wanted additional protection in his courtroom during the trial of a man accused of killing an Arlington Church pastor and severely beating his elderly assistant last year.
Is Texas' U.S. Senate race even really a race? Or is it a foregone conclusion for Republican Ted Cruz?
An inmate at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Fort Worth was a suspected criminal, but the charges he faced involved taxes. Now the 71-year-old is accused of being the mastermind behind a murder-for-hire plot against a federal judge.
When it comes to Texas roads, a new report suggests their poor quality costs drivers thousands a year.
People who are officially warned that they are unfit to drive have 45% fewer serious car crashes over the next year.
Two North Texas cities have announced they will spray for mosquitoes later this week. Officials in both McKinney and neighboring Frisco will conduct ground spraying on Wednesday and Thursday night.
Onscreen tobacco use increased by 34% per movie last year in films targeted at children and teens.
The nationwide recall of peanut butter has vastly expanded to include dozens of peanut butter, tahini and other nut butter products.
Children have a hard time tuning out some noises a TV makes. Children may fail to fully develop skills if TV interrupts.