Anson Chi, Plano Bomb Suspect, Indicted By Grand Jury
Anson Chi, the man who was arrested in connection with a bomb that went off near a gas main line, has been indicted.
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Anson Chi, the man who was arrested in connection with a bomb that went off near a gas main line, has been indicted.
Veterinarians say the dog that was tortured and abandoned in Parker County is well on the way to recovery and garnering support from such far-off places as London.
The twists and turns in a deadly Highland Park stabbing continue this afternoon. Early Wednesday morning police found one person stabbed to death and another injured.
Tea Party zealots in Congress are obsessed with stripping people of their right and access to affordable care.
A Dallas County woman on Texas death row has lost a federal court appeal, moving her a step closer to execution for the fatal stabbing and bludgeoning of a 71-year-old neighbor.
A Texas judge has ruled the atmosphere and the air must be protected for public use just like water.
Ted Cruz's campaign acknowledged that he missed a deadline to file his financial disclosure forms, but asked why Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst deleted past speeches from his website.
A lawsuit alleges that two Texas agencies are liable for three employees at the now defunct Texas Department of Rural Affairs being discriminated against because they were women.
Mitt Romney told black voters at the NAACP meeting in Houston that he's a better choice than President Obama to help build their neighborhoods and lessen unemployment.
For America's big cities: the people who are supposed to have, need to have, and claim to have all the answers simply don't have a clue.
Dr. Crystal Foster talks about a dropped plan for doctors to receive pain drug training, a shortage on Excedrin, and a study that says artificial sweeteners can help with weight loss.
A North Texas medical device company has agreed to pay $5.2 million to settle federal regulatory charges that its subsidiary bribed Mexican officials for sales contracts with government hospitals.
Drivers around the TCU campus in Fort Worth can rejoice. One of many road construction projects across North Texas is wrapping up three weeks ahead of schedule.
If the Texas Rangers are to finally win the World Series this Fall, they'll have to do something they've accomplished only once in their 40-year history – Win a World Series game on the road.