Texas Leaders Consider Freeing More Prisoners
Texas lawmakers are discussing whether releasing convicts is a smart way to help deal with a state budget shortfall.
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Texas lawmakers are discussing whether releasing convicts is a smart way to help deal with a state budget shortfall.
The Dallas Children's Theater is holding special performances addressing sensitive teen topics.
Dallas has a growing community of men whose convictions have been overturned through DNA testing.
A Dallas clinic is offering to freeze cancer patients' eggs for free.
On the eve of the start of spring training, there's concern across Rangers Nation that Michael Young won't be on the team this season after requesting a trade last week.
Ever wonder how certain celebrities look youthful well into their fifties? Some women in North Texas say they know the secret, and it doesn't involve going under the knife.
The U.S. Postal Service recently unveiled commemorative stamp honoring former President Ronald Reagan. But a Plano artist says it was an honor for him to design it.
Early tests of the ambient air outside the sites show no traces of pollution exceeding state or federal safety levels, but some chemicals were detected.
Hard to believe that just 5 days ago we had a high temperatures of 36 degrees with sleet and snow on the ground. Today some areas topped out in the low 80s! At DFW we made it to 77 degrees.
Texas' superlatives are nothing to brag about, according to the fifth edition of "Texas on the Brink," an annual review that ranks the state on dozens of factors ranging from health insurance to voter turnout.
Texas State Senators got the chance to give power providers an earful on this months rolling blackouts and the events that let to them in a committee meeting Tuesday morning.
The NFL is upping the ante again for the 400 fans displaced by problems with temporary seats at the Super Bowl.
Two Senate Democrats are urging Major League Baseball and the players union to ban smokeless tobacco, such as chew and dip.
A North Texas man convicted in the 1998 torture-slaying of a 19-year-old mentally challenged woman apologized profusely Tuesday just minutes before he was executed, exactly 13 years after the murder.