Dallas Mayor Disavows 'Key' Presentation To Vick
A minor ruckus has erupted over a top Dallas official's presentation of a "key to the city" to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick.
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A minor ruckus has erupted over a top Dallas official's presentation of a "key to the city" to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott is throwing his support behind a bill filed aimed at stopping sexting. Right now the only way to prosecute teens for sexting is under existing child pornography laws.
President Barack Obama is hinting on Pennsylvania soil that he might root for Pittsburgh's beloved Steelers when they meet Green Bay Sunday in the Super Bowl.
State officials are still investigating, but it looks like a chain reaction involving coal and natural gas plants is to blame.
One notable Texan quietly left the state before the ice and rolling blackouts wreaked havoc: Governor Rick Perry. Perry is on a swing through California to participate in events paying tribute to former President Reagan.
One North Texas Congressman blames the construction of the state's newer power plants for the recent Texas-wide power emergency.
A Senate report on the Fort Hood shooting is sharply critical of the FBI, saying that top leaders must exercise more control over local field offices.
The Attorney General says Congress may hold the key to getting Texas and the EPA out of court.
Proposed budget cuts could severely underfund the Department of Family and Protective Services.
Former President George W. Bush's daughter Barbara has announced her support for gay marriage.
A handful of new Latino Republican lawmakers in Texas who plan to meet Wednesday with Attorney General Greg Abbott.
Texas school districts are seeking the flexibility to cut teacher pay or have furloughs in order to save money and avoid layoffs.
KRLD Austin Bureau reporter Robert Wood is staying warm and keeping the heat on what's going on at the Capitol.
The first major candidate to enter the race for mayor has formally filed campaign papers today.
Lawmakers are concerned as taxpayers face the prospect of paying more for past road construction than to build new roads.
