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As a "wholesale" electric provider, Griddy touts the idea its customers can save hundreds of dollars annually by not paying the markup fee usually charged by other electric companies.
A CBS 11 I-Team investigation found 47 cases of mold discovered at Texas colleges in the past year and a half that were bad enough to warrant reporting to the state.
It's a test that helps pregnant mothers avoid surprises. But some said the real shock arrived in the mail.
Third-party companies are likely collecting information on your child through the apps and programs they use in the classroom.
8chan is an online message board with a history of being used by violent extremists.
In a recent survey by the Kaiser Foundation, 80% of Americans said they support importing prescription drugs.
In 2015, Sue Rigsby was on her way to the grocery store when her pickup truck collided with a train at a crossing on County Road 4108 near Greenville.
Former North Texas real estate agent Ashley Williams is accused of taking nearly $500,000 from her clients and business partners.
Now law enforcement worries the state's problem with bogus temporary plates could become permanent.
A month later, some former tenants still have no answers, no home and no car.
The Ones for Justice found a surprising secret buried inside Total Home Protection's testimonials.
Warranties are meant to cover issues with your appliances, but the Ones for Justice found those pricey policies may be worthless when you need them most.
A new twist on a popular scam is draining bank accounts across the country. The scariest part is how much the scammers know about their victims.
The city of Dallas deemed the 55 feet in front of Mark and Jean Nacol's home a "safety zone," which means no one can park there.
"This was an accident waiting to happen. It's a death trap." Bob Pottroff is talking about the intersection in Athens where a school bus collided with a train in January, killing 13-year-old Christopher Bonilla.