How Dallas Voters Can Respond To Unwanted Absentee Mail Ballots
The Dallas County Elections Department has received complaints regarding voters receiving Absentee Mail Ballots and had not requested these ballots.
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The Dallas County Elections Department has received complaints regarding voters receiving Absentee Mail Ballots and had not requested these ballots.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer suggested Tuesday that Adolf Hitler didn't use chemical weapons.
The Texas Senate has preliminarily approved a hotly debated bill allowing county judges and other officials to refuse to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples because of personal religious objections.
After nearly six years of mystery, the federal government finished unveiling its criminal case against Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, accusing him of political corruption, bribery and tax fraud.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has announced a get-tough approach to immigration prosecutions during a tour of the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Texas House has given preliminarily approval to a bill that would create a statewide electronic tracking system for forensic evidence that is collected in sex offense cases.
How do you keep a new Supreme Court justice's head from getting too big? Start by making him take notes and answer the door at private meetings. Then, remind him that he speaks last at those discussions.
The Texas Senate has approved bills exempting victims and witnesses of sexual assaults from being punished under university code of conduct rules and making it easier to report such assaults anonymously and online.
A judge has again ruled that Republican lawmakers in Texas deliberately designed a strict voter ID law to disadvantage minorities and effectively dampen their growing electoral power.
Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax wants residents to know there won't be a repeat of this weekend's siren debacle.
Jail records show Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley has been booked on two misdemeanor charges that arose from the investigation of an alleged affair with a top aide.
With the threat of severe weather many are wondering if the outdoor warning sirens in Dallas will be ready. After the system was hacked Friday night some city officials are pushing for answers and assurances that another meltdown won't happen.
A bill to save the troubled Dallas Police & Fire Pension Fund may pass its first hurdle on Monday. If the bill is approved by a House committee in Austin, it would then move to the full House for a vote.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions wants to return to some decades-old drug and crime-fighting strategies -- even as some involved in criminal justice during that time have come to believe those approaches were not that effective.
During last week's marathon state budget debate, the House voted 103-44 to prohibit using taxpayer funding for private schools, expressly forbidding vouchers.
