Texas State Judge On Trial For Bribery, Money Laundering Charges
Judge Suzanne Wooten faces felony charges of engaging in organized criminal activity, money laundering, bribery and tampering with a government record.
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Judge Suzanne Wooten faces felony charges of engaging in organized criminal activity, money laundering, bribery and tampering with a government record.
A Washington-based federal court on Tuesday rejected Texas' request to approve new political districts without a trial. In a brief ruling, the court agreed with the U.S. Department of Justice that the GOP-led Legislature used an improper standard for determining whether the new districts discriminate against minorities.
November 8 is Election Day across Texas. Do you know where you need to go to vote? The state has created a website to help out.
Tuesday is Election Day, and Texas voters are being asked to approve 10 constitutional amendments that have been placed on the ballot.
The 'Occupy Dallas' movement took to the streets again Monday, but the march ended early after a protester was rushed to the hospital.
Just over 100 days ago, Betsy Price was sworn in as Mayor of Fort Worth. Since then, Price has had to oversee the shaping of spending policies in a new budget while filling the shoes of long-time mayor Mike Moncrief.
Questions, confusion and reluctance surround the federal legislation and a North Texas attorney is sounding a wake up call for employers.
A protest over switching banks by the group MoveOn.org and the continued Occupy Dallas movement turned into a tense scene Saturday.
Some people want to speak at public, local government meetings. But the information they have to provide in order to be heard is raising concerns about their privacy and security.
37 American corporations paid no income tax in 2010, and many got refunds. Several of the companies are based in DFW.
The experimental stem cell procedure that Governor Rick Perry underwent this summer could be restricted or even blocked under new rules.
Governor Rick Perry proposed the government should extend work visas allowing illegal immigrants to move between the U.S. and their homes.
The finger-pointing by businessman Herman Cain against Governor Rick Perry has now ended.
The lawmaker was telling a state agency that it should pay legitimate claims.
