Police Searching For Three Federal Law Violating Elementary-Aged Girls
Police are looking for three unusual suspects: The crooks are no more than three feet tall, and none of them look old enough to have finished the second grade.
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Police are looking for three unusual suspects: The crooks are no more than three feet tall, and none of them look old enough to have finished the second grade.
Camera video from a tow-truck shows two men rushing toward the truck. One man reaches into his jacket. The truck driver says it was a gun and he had no choice but to defend himself.
U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson said Wednesday she's long been concerned that the redistricting process in Texas is done in a way that doesn't ensure both blacks and Latinos have representation in Congress.
Mark Cuban's HDNet is joining forces with sports and entertainment presenter AEG, Ryan Seacrest Media and Hollywood talent firm Creative Artists Agency to rebrand the network.
Every 69 seconds another patient is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
Animal advocates in Fort Worth want to know what happened to a colony of feral cats that lived in Trinity Park.
The Frisco City Council has joined a group of residents who want a longtime Battery Recycling facility to move out.
A late-afternoon earthquake hit rural Johnson County Wednesday.
Texas will receive almost $13 million in emergency assistance funds from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Imagine a horse park just seven minutes from downtown Dallas -- that's the plan for a section of the Trinity River Forest, but the project has been at a standstill for more than five years.
Online retailers Zappos.com and parent company Amazon.com are being sued in Kentucky by a Texas woman alleging she was harmed by the release of personal account information.
A federal judge has declined a last-ditch attempt by attorneys for jailed Texas financier R. Allen Stanford to postpone his trial set to begin next week.
Emergency officials in Plano are starting to rethink the way they operate their 911 services and the chief believes the answer could be paramedics who make 'house calls'.
Many folks believe that the safest place to store valuable items is in a bank's safe deposit box. But there are some items that are best left at home.