State Lawmakers Hear About Debt & Crime Fund
Texas lawmakers are planning to hear testimony about the state's debt burden and problems with the crime victim's fund.
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Texas lawmakers are planning to hear testimony about the state's debt burden and problems with the crime victim's fund.
After the death of her husband, a North Texas woman realized the importance of making difficult decisions and plans for what happens after life.
"Adventurous because we brought this car to racetracks, plus the road trips." - Maria "Chris" and her Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
Thousands gathered at a North Texas high school to honor the memory of an 18-year-old student who died in a car crash on Saturday.
A family mourns the death of a North Texas man who died during his fifth tour in the army.
In honor of its second birthday, Design District gastropub the Meddlesome Moth hosted April Ale Week. But this time around, organizers honed in on supporting Texas breweries and bolstering the craft beer community here in North Texas.
State foresters are hoping that recent rains will limit the 2012 wildfire risk in East Texas, where drought factored in several disastrous fires last year.
A teenager is dead and his twin brother injured after a car accident in on US 287 in Alvord.
Many Republicans view Ted Cruz as the Texas version of Marco Rubio, the Hispanic U.S. senator from Florida whose conservative philosophy and strong oratory skills helped make him a national tea party force seemingly overnight.
A participant in the annual Original Mud Run slipped while traversing the Trinity River and was pulled under and died, Fort Worth Fire Dept. spokesman Timothy Hardeman said.
When Texas lawmakers set up the Women's Health Program in 2005, the goal was to help poor women get access to birth control, check-ups and preventive health care. The program has saved Texans tens of millions in unwanted pregnancies and early detection of disease.
Less than two weeks after a tornado, Lancaster homeowners are still recovering and bracing for more severe weather. Resident Albert Smith is packing up what he can, while he still can.