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A Texas Senate Committee is hearing debate on a bill that would allow school districts to cut teachers pay and use furlough days as ways to trim budgets. The bill has the support of DISD Superintendent Michal Hinojosa.
A simple blood test may replace the invasive amniocentesis as the standard for testing a fetus for Down's syndrome.
North Texas native Demi Lovato is thanking fans for lifting her up during what she calls "probably the darkest time in my life."
Charlie Sheen has been fired from "Two and a Half Men," according to a statement released by Warner Bros.
The CEO of chip maker Texas Instruments saw his pay package rise 23 percent in 2010.
The former Goldman Sachs director accused of insider trading has resigned from the boards of American Airlines and AMR.
Gov. Rick Perry is visiting Dallas and Tyler to tout his tough stand on budget cuts and what he calls a pro-business climate in Texas.
In the last two years, the Salvation Army's START program has helped 11 shelter residents enroll in classes at Tarrant County College.
A new eye in the sky is giving crime fighters in Addison an incredible tool to watch the streets.
Dallas resident Mark Fuqua just returned from working out of state for one month, where he didn't have to worry about filling his 1993 Jeep up once. An empty tank welcomed him home, and he was soon off to the gas station, where he found that gas prices had soared to nearly $3.50 a gallon while he was away.
The past two days have been difficult for the families and friends of the victims from Sunday's fire that killed six in Hood County.
Interim Mayor Dwaine Caraway is staying mum about his lawsuit against state Attorney Gen. Greg Abbot that aims to block the release of some potentially embarrassing information related to a police call to his home earlier this year.
A measure requiring women in Texas to get a sonogram before ending a pregnancy has passed the House. The measure was adopted tentatively last week and Monday's 107-42 vote was largely procedural.
A Texas student from Saudi Arabia accused of trying to build a bomb has waived his right to a detention hearing.