Texas Insurance Commissioner David Mattax Dies
Texas Insurance Commissioner David Mattax has died of cancer. Gov. Greg Abbott said that he was mourning "the loss of a friend, a colleague and a distinguished public servant."
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Texas Insurance Commissioner David Mattax has died of cancer. Gov. Greg Abbott said that he was mourning "the loss of a friend, a colleague and a distinguished public servant."
With the "repeal and replace" effort at an impasse on Capitol Hill, the administration on Thursday released fixes to stabilize the Affordable Care Act's shaky insurance markets for next year.
Instead of the traditional April 15 deadline, which comes Saturday, this year's tax returns aren't due until Tuesday April 18th.
Texas regulators have rejected the proposed more than $18 billion sale of Dallas-based Oncor Electric Delivery Co. to NextEra Energy Inc.
Retail gasoline prices across Texas and nationwide are up this week. Statewide prices at the pump rose 6 cents this week.
Federal rules allow airlines to sell more tickets than they have seats, and airlines do it routinely because they assume some passengers won't show up.
In spite of a bill in Austin that could put an end to them, the city of Dallas is going forward with its red light camera program.
Ford's Lincoln luxury brand is making a play for a General Motors stronghold, revamping the Navigator SUV so that it can better compete with the Cadillac Escalade and other big GM vehicles.
At a time when mainstream and luxury vehicles all look relatively similar inside and out, some car buyers are hungry for loud sounds and fast speeds, and automakers are happy to oblige.
Walmart will offer discounts on thousands of online-only items when customers elect to have them shipped to one of the company's stores for pickup. It's part of the retailer's efforts to compete with Amazon.
A bill exempting paid online fantasy sports sites from Texas anti-gambling laws is headed to the full Texas House.
In his most contrite apology yet, Oscar Munoz said Tuesday that no one should be mistreated that way. He described the removal by airport police as "truly horrific."
A recall has been issued after two people in Florida found a dead bat in the packaged salad they were eating.
The airlines are getting better at sticking to their schedules and are losing fewer bags. Their customers seem to be complaining less often.
Hyundai and Kia are recalling nearly 1.2 million cars and SUVs because the engines can fail and stall, increasing the risk of a crash.