Controversial Figure Craig James Running For U.S. Senate
ESPN college football analyst Craig James is leaving the broadcast booth to run for the U.S. Senate in Texas.
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ESPN college football analyst Craig James is leaving the broadcast booth to run for the U.S. Senate in Texas.
Republican state Rep. Joe Driver has been sentenced to five years' probation for using taxpayer money in a double-dipping reimbursement scheme.
TxDOT has launched a new campaign to try and keep people from drinking and driving. The public service announcement shows Santa unhappy when he finds his reindeer throwing back beers and martinis, so he opts for a fleet of taxis to pull his sleigh.
On Monday the American Red Cross is set to release its Year-End Disaster Summary Report for 2011 and don't expect the news to be good.
The potential for strong to severe storms arrives toward the late afternoon as the powerful dynamics of the upper level low approach North Texas.
An Allen man is dead after an early morning crash along the Sam Rayburn Tollway in McKinney.
An industry group expects 7.5 million Texans will hit the road for the end-of-the-year holidays.
An Amtrak train en route from San Antonio to Chicago slammed into a tractor-trailer rig carrying a car at a Central Texas crossing north of Austin, critically injuring the truck driver.
A North Texas teen killed during last week's bizarre high-speed accident and shooting is being remembered for his optimistic spirit.
While dousing a grass fire Sunday at about 5:30 p.m., fire fighters found two charred bodies stuffed inside a car near Glen Oaks Blvd. and Town Creek Dr. in south Dallas, said police department spokesman Kevin Janse.
Seven people suffered minor injuries when a runaway electric cart raced unmanned from an end zone to midfield and plowed into several people after a high school football playoff game at Cowboys Stadium.
Police say Justin Brazile, 24, was seated in the passenger seat of a vehicle on his way home from work when he became the unsuspecting victim of violent road rage.
State governments across the country have cut more than 80,000 jobs since the beginning of the recession, reflecting steep drops in tax revenue and providing a drag on the economies in many parts of the country, the Associated Press has found.