Betty Jo McClain Thomas was found stabbed to death in her home in 2019. Now, her family is suing Spectrum cable, saying its employment practices led to Thomas’ death.
The SBC is working to make it better for victims to come forward to report abuse and to make the abusers known instead of hiding them.
A divided Supreme Court on Tuesday blocked a Texas law that would prevent large social media companies from banning users and removing content that expressed viewpoints the companies don’t like. The 5-4 decision temporarily stopped any action under Texas’ HB 20, passed with overwhelming GOP support and signed by Gov…
Laderrick Dedemon Smith, 22, pleaded guilty in August to sex trafficking children. He was working out of a hotel in Plano, including during the COVID-19 lockdown.
As some fear Texas’ power grid could fail amid summer heat, cryptocurrency businesses continue to move here in droves.
For nearly a year, Hunter Robinson has been facing a felony charge for possession of marijuana, though he never really possessed any. Robinson and his business partner Skyler Purcell were licensed hemp farmers, growing and selling low-THC cannabis from an indoor farm they built in Navarro County. Their business was…
Last week, Collin College reportedly attempted to crack down on the free speech of a professor at another institution.
Abortions is still legal in Texas, and women still have to right to get one if needed. Here is an explanation of the resources available.
Through a copyright and trademark dispute in California, delta-8 THC has been deemed federally legal.
Months after Dallas passed an ordinance saying sexually oriented businesses needed to close from 2-6 a.m., a federal judge says it can’t be enforced.
North Texas schools are staving off potential copycat attacks following the Uvalde massacre, which left 19 students and two teachers dead.
On Wednesday, Beto O’Rourke interrupted Gov. Greg Abbott’s press conference about the Uvalde school shooting.
Catalytic converter thefts almost quadrupled in Dallas from 2020 to 2021 and are still climbing.
Tuesday’s massacre at an Uvalde elementary school is one of Texas’ deadliest mass shootings.
Even before the Supreme Court was poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, Texas had already passed some of the harshest anti-abortion laws in the country.
Leaders in the Souther Baptist Convention cover up decades of sexual abuse by ministers and other leaders.
Lead exposure can cause health problems for children and adults. That why there’s been an effort to address homes built before 1978 that likely utilized lead-based paint. Years after receiving over $2 million to address this, only 10 homes are in the pipeline for the lead-reduction services.
A judge in the tiny Texas county of Loving has been accused of cattle rustling.
Residents say they’ve been left out of the city’s plans for new projects to help the homeless.
Hood County law enforcement have opened a criminal investigation after receiving complaints over library books in Granbury ISD.
When a federal judge in Louisiana blocked the government from ending Title 42, a controversial policy that allows the U.S. to expel migrants on public health grounds because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Texan Republicans leapt to celebrate the ruling and rights groups quickly issued condemnations. Judge Robert Summerhays, writing in…
It all started with an alarmingly detailed artistic portrayal of a phallus. The graffiti in question was scrawled on the side of a portable toilet at a North Dallas construction site off the path that will eventually become the Silver Line. Alongside the phallus was a message. Although it’s difficult…
