Texas Comptroller Apologizes For Records Release
The release of personal information of 3.5 million Texans was a result of "human error," State Comptroller Susan Combs said.
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The release of personal information of 3.5 million Texans was a result of "human error," State Comptroller Susan Combs said.
His immigration overhaul stalled, President Barack Obama is enlisting an array of voices to help jump-start legislation.
The last of three men to be sentenced in the rape of a SMU student received a 25-year prison term Thursday, after asking for forgiveness.
An elegant Kate Middleton swept down the aisle to marry Prince William at Westminster Abbey as fans packed the streets of London.
A North Texas high school student says his coach crossed the line, grabbing him around the throat. The athlete from Quinlan ISD says it happened during a track meet in Caddo Mills.
The Royal Wedding. It's all the rage. Here's a question. Why? What's the big deal? Did we not start a revolution to free ourselves from this?
Studies show athletic-related concussions are on the rise at an alarming rate. CBS 11 News investigates why some sports medicine experts say North Texas schools aren't doing enough to keep children safe.
Fort Worth mayoral candidate Cathy Hirt is drawing fire for claiming only about half of high school students in the city actually graduate.
A plan to rename the Railroad Commission of Texas has been derailed -- for now.
Another nice evening for us as temperatures will drop into the 50s overnight. Tomorrow winds will increase and become gusty out of the south up to 35 mph. Temperatures will warm into the mid 80s.
Numerous families across North Texas have kids at the University of Alabama. After seeing the devastation many are thankful their kids are safe.
Dan and Susan Burns worry about where their son will live and learn after they are gone. 23-year-old Benjamin Burns was diagnosed with Autism when he was three.
Less than 24 hours after a swirling mass of destruction swept across the southeast, local relief workers headed out to areas ravaged by tornadoes.
It has been confirmed that at least one North Texan is among those killed in the storms and tornadoes that swept through Tuscaloosa, Alabama. University of Alabama student Ashley Harrison was killed.