North Texas Ranchers Facing New Threat Of Cattle Rustlers
Ranchers who battled drought in the summer and hay thieves in the fall are now fending off criminals targeting any cattle that are left.
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Ranchers who battled drought in the summer and hay thieves in the fall are now fending off criminals targeting any cattle that are left.
Three Texas men whom federal officials say were linked to a gun used in a U.S. agent's death in Mexico have been sentenced after pleading guilty to weapons charges.
The Texas economy is coming back, but the state budget is still in trouble, top budget experts told lawmakers Tuesday.
AT&T Inc.'s board cut CEO Randall Stephenson's 2011 pay by $2.08 million because he engineered the failed deal to buy T-Mobile USA, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday.
Gov. Rick Perry said Tuesday he is leaning toward running for re-election in 2014 and possibly another stab at the White House two years after that.
One man's remarkable comic book collection that includes some of the most prized issues ever published is expected to fetch more than $2 million at auction.
Eleven new gates will open up at Dallas Love Field Airport next year and council-members are being asked to sign off on the concession award system. But some vendors, who lost out in the process, say the decision-making wasn't fair.
MedStar officials are treating one woman for burn injuries following a fire at an antique mall in the 100 block of Saginaw Blvd.
Anyone could see in a quick glance around The Paris Cafe on Magnolia in Fort Worth during Tuesday's busy lunch rush there was a lot of TCU purple.
Deputy Johnny Quarles Junior was indicted Tuesday. Last week Deputy Derce Kirby was indicted for allegedly tampering with government records.
The former Dallas Cowboy is putting schools in Dallas and Fort Worth.
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The North Texas man accused of abducting his former neighbor and raping her on a deer-skinning device has been found guilty.
Larry Mowry's forecast called for sun and 60 degree weather on Sunday. He was right, but the front slowed and his forecast was about six hours late in arriving. Not his fault, for sure, but made for a cold, gloomy, overcast 56-mile bike ride. I thought of Larry a few times.
Oh say, can you sing? That was the question at hand today in Grand Prairie.