Feds Say Texas Bomber Had No Known Links To Terror, Domestic Hate Groups
Federal officials say the man suspected in a series of bombings in Austin last year had no known links to international terror groups or domestic hate groups.
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Federal officials say the man suspected in a series of bombings in Austin last year had no known links to international terror groups or domestic hate groups.
The gifts under the tree haven't been opened yet, but it appears people are already returning their holiday hauls.
A female driver was killed Tuesday afternoon after her car was struck by a FedEx truck on I-35W in Fort Worth.
There are massive backups on I35W in Denton after a FedEx 18-wheeler crashed.
With Amazon's new program rolling out Thursday, contractors across the country can launch businesses that deliver Amazon packages.
A FedEx 18-wheeler went over the side of a highway in Dallas early Saturday after crashing into a stalled vehicle, catching fire and killing the driver.
A cellphone video left behind by suspected Austin bomber Mark Anthony Conditt details the differences among the weapons he built and police say amounts to a confession. But his motive remains a mystery.
The suspect in the Austin bombings is dead after a Wednesday morning incident along Interstate-35 in Round Rock, according to FBI and law enforcement sources.
What we know about the man accused of the deadly Texas explosions.
The Austin bombings suspect is dead after blowing himself up along Interstate-35 as police moved in this morning.
Suddenly, the "Keep Austin Weird" slogan doesn't feel so fun anymore. Austin's beloved local motto isn't meant for things as sinister as the string of deadly bombings.
Officials told CBS 11 News that a second suspicious package was found at another FedEx distribution facility in Schertz.
"He's getting away from law enforcement and hitting these communities where they're not expecting it."
The chairman of the U.S. House Homeland Security committee says federal authorities informed him investigators have obtained surveillance videos in Austin that "could possibly" show a suspect.
First packages with bombs inside began appearing on the porches of residents in Austin, then a wire triggered an explosion near a street, now this morning a package bomb has exploded inside a FedEx distribution center near San Antonio.
Another company, FedEx, has become embroiled in an intensifying discussion about guns in the United States after the school massacre in Parkland, Florida.
Shares of FedEx and UPS slipped following a media report that Amazon.com is readying its own air delivery service.
FedEx said that it will be giving wage increases and bonuses, and make a voluntary $1.5 billion contribution to the company's pension plan, citing recent tax reform legislation.
Software developer Shipmatrix, which monitors delivery data, says UPS achieved its on-time goal 97.3 percent of the time from December 10-16, to FedEx's 98.1 percent and the U.S. Postal Service's 99 percent.
Across the country FedEx is expected to hire more than 50,000 people to fill seasonal positions and some 2,300 of those jobs will be in Dallas.
Booming online retail sales are good news for the U.S. Postal Service, but its carriers are incurring a cost: more dog bites. Dog attacks on postal workers rose last year to 6,755, up more than 200 from the previous year.
Are UPS and FedEx having trouble meeting record demand this holiday season? While both package delivery giants deny that's the case, they're bracing for a spike in traffic following Free Shipping Day.
You won't find folks with a case of the "Mondays" coming into work at the Irving facility today. The four Mondays before Christmas are the busiest days of the year for FedEx.
Local news organizations report that the plane was arriving from Memphis on Friday and that its landing gear collapsed on the runway. The Federal Aviation Administration says the fire was put out.
Some of these seasonal workers may have the opportunity to continue working with FedEx after the holidays.
