Bill Aimed At Roofing Regulation Faces Uphill Battle
A new measure that would regulate the roofing industry has passed a major hurdle this year, despite similar efforts dying in previous sessions.
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A new measure that would regulate the roofing industry has passed a major hurdle this year, despite similar efforts dying in previous sessions.
The Arden family paid Remarkable Healthcare in Carrollton more than $6,600, which was a downpayment for both Stanley and Florence in case Medicaid did not cover their care. But it did.
Collin County prosecutors argued Gregg Averitt violated his bond by trying to solicit business for another company, Affiliated Advantage.
Dana Mead said the imposter recited her account details and was even able to remotely turn on HBO and Showtime, which are channels she doesn't have.
All of the state's more than 1,900 law enforcement agencies are subject to the Texas open records laws with the exception of three police departments, all at North Texas hospitals.
Bump stocks were dropped onto a conveyor belt and sent down the line to be crushed at a Fort Worth recycling facility on Tuesday.
The Atmos Steering Committee, which negotiates on behalf of 150 cities in Texas, is proposing Atmos read meters every month.
Multiple bills addressing the controversial cameras have been filed in Austin this legislative session with the bill that would ban the cameras all together generating the most support among lawmakers.
Check out our interactive map showing where they are.
Some drivers say they trusted Forge's Auto Body in Fort Worth to fix their cars, only to find their vehicles unfinished and the funds from their insurance claims depleted.
"We were taken advantage of big time," said Rachel Wiebe, the president of the Dallas Flooring Warehouse.
"It just happened in a flash," Kirk Launius said. "I didn't have time to react."
The Better Business Bureau has received more than 500 complaints about Print Your Pet.
North Texan Rebekah Charleston says she was a sex slave for years. She's now back spending many nights back in night clubs trying to help women escape the life she once lived.
A used car dealership in Arlington is under investigation by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles after numerous customers filed complaints alleging the company never paid off their trade-in vehicles.