Texas health officials are defending a decision not to disclose the names of doctors in Dallas County who received large swine flu vaccine doses.
Gov. Rick Perry today visited with wounded victims from the Fort Hood shooting and said his conversations with the soldiers were "humbling."
As a community copes with tragedy, federal investigators will delve into the history of Nidal Hasan, looking for motives into the shootings. Stratfor security
Jurors took a little more than two hours to convict Raymond Jessop, 38, of sexually assaulting a teen with whom he had a so-called "spiritual marriage."
The largest Army post in the country has an honored place in the history of the U. S. Military. During the Iraq war, it was a Fort Hood unit that found the
Some 13 died and another 30 were hurt in a mass shooting on Fort Hood that stunned the nation on Thursday. Army Major and accused gunman Malik Nidal Hasan is
Texas Lottery Commission officials said Monday afternoon was the deadline to claim the cash payout of $7,131,735.60, but the buyer didn't show up.
Some three men who spent months in jail after a dog's sense of smell linked them to crimes they did not commit are filing a lawsuit claiming that Texas
Gov. Rick Perry said the elections of Republican governors in New Jersey and Virginia this week signal a dissatisfaction with policies in Washington.
A wealthy Houston businessman said he will use $10 million of his own money in his Democratic primary bid for governor.
Rebecca Musser left the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 2002, before the church bought the Yearning For Zion Ranch in Eldorado.
City controller Annise Parker and former city attorney Gene Locke are headed to a runoff to become mayor of America's fourth-biggest city. Parker, who would be
Gov. Rick Perry has a 12-point lead over challenger U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison in the Republican primary governor's race, according to a University of
Eleven proposed constitutional amendments went before Texas voters in Tuesday's election and won passage.
Three men who spent months in jail after a dog's sense of smell linked them to crimes they did not commit are filing a lawsuit claiming that Texas authorities
