In Washington, there is a growing debate about whether the President's stimulus plan is working quickly enough or working at all. The economy continues to lose
Six Flags Over Texas shut down the Texas Giant roller coaster much of last week after one of its cars lost its proper position on the track and began gouging
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals announced its displeasure Tuesday with a Texas Lottery television ad featuring an elephant.
Federal regulators have frozen the assets of a Dallas company accused of running a $485 million Ponzi scheme centered on the oil and gas industry.
Dell Taiwan accidentally priced a 19-inch monitor, normally costing around $150 at only $15, June 25 on Dell's Web site.
Immigration officers are investigating workplaces in every state in the United States to check whether they are hiring illegal workers.
The phrase "Get better, not bitter" inspired two childhood friends to open a restaurant called Annie's Cafe and Bar.
A judge is expected to rule Tuesday whether Texas financier R. Allen Stanford will be free on bond while he awaits trial on charges he swindled investors out
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport sent out their passenger and air cargo traffic report for May on Tuesday. ABIA experienced an overall decrease across
Exxon Mobil Corporation will pay hundreds of millions in interest on punitive damages from the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill.
U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Hilda Solis announced that more federal safety inspectors will arrive in Texas next month to begin stepped-up enforcement of
BP Products North America Inc. agreed to a court order forcing the petrochemical giant to end what state officials said are illegal emissions at its Texas
Marble Falls is one of several Central Texas cities to cancel its fireworks display this year. The City said it just cannot fund the $15,000, 12-minute show.
A state court judge on Thursday found Round Rock-based Dell Inc. in contempt of court, saying the computer company was making a "mockery" of the system with
