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Recent rain across most of North Texas and East Texas allowed New Year's revelers to buy and use fireworks. But the Texas Forest Service cautioned that the lifting of burn bans doesn't mean Texans can go overboard with fireworks this year.
Another private remembrance has been conducted for six people killed by a family member who then turned the gun on himself.
The new year means some big changes for Baylor Health Care System in Dallas. Baylor says if you use tobacco of any kind, no need to apply.
Prosecutors are asking a Texas judge to put off a bigamy trial for polygamous sect leader Warren Jeffs.
A Texas Department of Public Safety trooper says eight people, including three children, have been killed in a fiery, two-vehicle crash in Northeast Texas.
The Baby Moses law gives parents of unwanted newborns an option, but only 50 infants have been surrendered using it in Texas since 2004.
The new year starts on Sunday. As people across Texas usher in 2012 with parties and celebrations, a new collection of important laws go into effect.
The holidays can be stressful, and that stress can show in your eyes. But, ladies, there are some ways to cover up that stress with the proper makeup.
No landscape watering. No permits for new swimming pools. That could be the reality for thousands of North Texans in 2012.
"What has motivated him, I think, he has been unemployed for 12 years," a family member said Thursday. "He had no future."
Neighbors said that they always feel safe, and that has not changed -- even after what happened early Thursday morning along Fortune Road.
The more time an animal spends in a typical crowded shelter, the more likely it is to get stressed and sick. But, dogs and cats at the SPCA of Texas are about to see a change.
Texas Department of Criminal Justice spokesman Jason Clark says officials are trying to determine if Jeffs preached a sermon to his congregation over a speaker phone.
The shares will stop trading before the opening bell next Thursday. The delisting includes AMR common stock and some company-issued notes.
About 100 elementary school kids from Keller learned about sacrifice and service, as they greeted returning troops at DFW Aiport on Thursday morning.