FAA Official Resigns After Sleeping Air Controllers
The official who oversees the nation's air traffic system resigned Thursday as the FAA began a "top to bottom" review of the system.
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The official who oversees the nation's air traffic system resigned Thursday as the FAA began a "top to bottom" review of the system.
The Texas Legislature is trying again to push forward legislation targeting illegal immigration.
Denmark's foreign minister is urging U.S. states to stop using a lethal injection drug produced by a Danish company.
The Federal Aviation Agency is adding a second air traffic controller on the midnight shift at Meacham Airport in Fort Worth and at 26 other towers nationwide. Residents and lawmakers sound off.
Whether you drink alcohol or not, you could soon find yourself stopped at a sobriety checkpoint. The Texas legislature is once again considering a bill to make them legal in the state.
The Arlington city council has approved coming up with a new ordinance that would ban texting while driving and only allow behind-the-wheel cell phone calls if the driver has a hands-free device.
The Texas House is taking up a bill that would limit the ability of governments to seize property using eminent domain.
According to the Downtown Dallas 360 Plan, which the council will vote on during Wednesday's meeting, the city's core has the pieces to the puzzle but hasn't quite figured out how to fit them together.
Some North Texas parents held a demonstration Tuesday to get the attention of Governor Rick Perry while he made a stop in Dallas.
A deal on the federal budget would remove the strings attached to $883 million in stimulus funds for Texas.
Experts and business leaders are set to attend a conference on economic growth at the George W. Bush Institute.
Residents across the U.S. are living with the nastiness and rancor erupting in communities over the issue of fracking.
Fracking is a process that blasts water deep into the earth to fracture dense shale and allow natural gas to escape.
Gov. Rick Perry plans to view the devastation from wildfires that have burned tens of thousands of acres in Texas.
A bill to allow concealed handguns into Texas college classrooms has stalled again the state Senate.
