Texas Drought Twists Migrations For Many Birds
Strange things are aloft in the bird world. Throughout the winter, scientists have noticed examples of bizarre bird migrations.
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Strange things are aloft in the bird world. Throughout the winter, scientists have noticed examples of bizarre bird migrations.
Surrounded by relatives on his 108th birthday, the Rev. Eugene Florence smiled Wednesday when reminded about the significance of the date.
Five states said that they won't oppose a class-action settlement between Honda and owners of its hybrid cars over inflated claims of fuel efficiency.
Put down the bingo cards, Grandma. A new study suggests that the popular online role-playing game "World of Warcraft" may keep aging brains sharp.
A murder investigation in Van Zandt County led deputies to an illegal cocfighting ring.
Discover the wildlife of Texas! Bring your camera, binoculars, or simply your interest in the outdoors along to special events in state parks near you, or travel along a Great Texas Wildlife Trail for an experience in nature you and your family will never forget.
FBI Agents are expected to keep secrets. Harold Sundavahl kept some of his for more than 70 years. Only now, half a dozen years after his death, have some of them have come to light.
A retired Dallas police officer has spoken out against how some federal immigration agents handle human trafficking cases in North Texas.
When Lonta Hobbs ran out of Clarksville High School onto the big-time college football stage at TCU, he rewrote the record books. That was 10 years ago. Today Hobbs can run nowhere. He's in a prison in Fannin County.
A teenager suffered life-threatening injuries after being shot multiple times by a teen wearing a black shirt and khaki pants in a parking lot of a North Dallas apartment complex.
Dr. Jacques Roy's Desoto medical office, Medistat remains locked up, one day after he was arrested and charged in the largest home healthcare fraud case in the country.
Elena Lopez is grieving over the loss of her daughter Jeanette. "Without God, I don't think I could have made it these last few days," Lopez said with tears in her eyes.
When the doors opened at 11 a.m. Wednesday morning, a group of seniors from Dallas' were hopping off a DART bus, heading for their first tour. Minnie Redmond had never visited the African American Museum before Wednesday.
Some Tea Party groups in Texas are buzzing over letters they've begun to receive from the Internal Revenue Service.