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It was a spectacular collapse for Perry, who raised over $17 million in donations in just his first seven weeks of campaigning.
A notorious Texas double murder will be revisited this week when the man condemned to die for the crime seeks a new trial.
A problem with cameras provided by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) could impact your commute for days to come.
There had to be an auction, but so soon? A black velvet dress that belonged to Whitney Houston and a pair of earrings she wore in "The Bodyguard" will be sold to the highest bidder next month.
The FDA plans to investigate whether inhalable caffeine, sold in lipstick sized canisters, is safe for consumers and is actually a dietary supplement.
The City of Denton is looking to partner with University of North Texas to build the town's first conference center. A company from Missouri is pitching the idea for the project that would include a 250 room full-service hotel.
"Angry Birds" is blasting into space! The popular mobile game is launching "Angry Birds Space," the fourth installment of the series, on March 22.
The federal government awarded $9.1 million to medical students in 30 states and the District of Columbia. The recipients will serve as primary care doctors.
Macaroni and cheese again? Students at a Texas junior high school staged a four-day boycott of cafeteria food last week to press for more menu choices and healthier alternatives.
The latest Republican primary poll in Texas shouldn't surprise anyone.
We're nearing the U.S. launch of the PlayStation Vita. Early reviews are trickling in on Sony's new handheld game console, and so far they're good.
Apple announced its latest update of the Mac operating system, Mountain Lion, on Thursday -- and it appears that it leaves out a few systems.
The end of a program could mean less educational help for adults in two North Texas counties and more layoffs in the Dallas Independent School District.
A small but growing number of teens and even younger children are getting support from parents and doctors who give them sex-changing treatments.