Perry Spent $41.7 Million To Keep His Job
Figures were released Tuesday in Austin, the same day Gov. Rick Perry was sworn in for another four-year term.
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Figures were released Tuesday in Austin, the same day Gov. Rick Perry was sworn in for another four-year term.
A chaplain is accused of secretly taking photos at a Fort Worth-area nursing home.
The Packers have devised a solution to stopping punt returners such as Chicago's Devin Hester. Just don't punt.
The New York Jets are done with the New England Patriots. Bring on Big Ben and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
It's been nearly three years since DPD officer Victor Lozada was killed in Hillary Clinton's motorcade.
A major five-year construction project is now underway along the LBJ Freeway.
RAGE board is the very low-tech grease board where you can follow the show's flow, and we document our gaffes and/or illustrate our giggles.
As Super Bowl XLV approaches, hotel rooms might become harder to find. But there hasn't been a rush for reservations yet.
Jason and Debra Morris said they use their spare dollars to fix up their old house. It's a race against time, however: The Erath County couple is hoping to regain custody of two young cousins, a two-year-old girl and her six-month-old sister.
Businesses in parts of Dallas that used to be 'dry' can still apply for permits to sell beer and wine.
When Cheryl Rios of Grand Prairie looks out her bedroom window, it gives her fits. "It gets louder, not quieter. They do more drilling at night."
The Legislative Budget Board has revealed its long-awaited recommendations for how to save and raise money to help balance the 2012-2013 budget, from lifting the ban on Sunday liquor sales to tying the summer sales tax holiday to the state's financial condition
There is a lot of really strong debate regarding Aaron Rodgers and his decision not to sign an autograph for a cancer survivor who met the team at the airport in Green Bay following the Packers win over Atlanta last weekend.
Near the intersection of Lamar Blvd. and Cooper St., a large steel drilling rig looms over an apartment complex and a golf course. These types of scenes, which are scattered throughout the city, are prompting officials to reconsider Arlington's drilling policies.