Notorious Texas Millionaire Laid To Rest
Billie Sol Estes was a larger-than-life Texan who became one of the most notorious men in America in 1962 when he was accused of looting a federal crop subsidy program. His funeral was Saturday.
Mother Prepares To Bury 10-Year-Old Son Hit By School Bus
A North Texas mother who endured the trauma of witnessing her son’s death is speaking out for the first time.
PD: Fairview Man Murdered Son & Grandson
Fairview police have arrested an 82-year-old man for the alleged murder of his son and grandson.
Why Wear Costumes To Comic Conventions?
Why do fans dress up in elaborate costumes to attend comic book and science fiction conventions? Head over to the Dallas Comic Con this weekend to find out.
Agency Studying West Fertilizer Plant Fire & Explosions To Prevent Similar Occurance
It was one month ago when the West Fertilizer Company plant exploded, killing 15 people and injuring 200 others.
47-Year-Old Love Letter Found In Granbury Tornado Debris
Amid the tons of debris left in the wake of the Granbury tornado, precious mementos are tucked in the rubble, as well.
DISD Superintendent Lacks State Superintendent Certification
Dallas Schools Superintendent Mike Miles continues to face criticism over the principal evaluation process that could remove campus administrators from their jobs.
I-Team: Beware Of After Storm Scams
Images of people who have lost their loved-ones, or their homes, break most of our hearts. But, unfortunately, all too often, thieves see them as picture-perfect opportunities.
Gov. Perry Tours Granbury Neighborhood Hit By Tornado
GRANBURY (AP) – Gov. Rick Perry says the tornado-wrought devastation in a North Texas neighborhood is almost incomprehensible. Perry toured Granbury on Friday, two days after a tornado left six people dead in the city […]
Texas Senate Votes To Extend Lottery
The Texas Senate has voted to extend the life of the state lottery in a vote that was much less contentious than in the House, where some lawmakers tried to kill it off.
Source: Texas Lawmakers Reach Deal On State Budget
Texas lawmakers reached a deal Friday on a two-year spending plan that would restore $3.93 billion to public schools and clear the way for taking $2 billion from the state’s rainy day fund for water projects, according to a state official close the negotiations.
Democrats Say They’ll Counter Texas Budget Offer
A final deal on a new Texas budget remains elusive despite Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst saying that both sides had settled the key issues.




















