Four more people have been sentenced in connection with a giant drug sweep in Wichita Falls in 2012.

Following 10 hours of deliberation, 49th District Court Judge Joe Lopez declared a mistrial late Wednesday in the case of a 63-year-old man standing trial for third-degree felony driving while intoxicated.

A 31-year-old Mexican national believed to be severely dehydrated has died at a local hospital after being detained by U.S. Border Patrol agents, local and federal authorities said Wednesday.

After deliberating for an hour-and-a-half Wednesday morning, a 12-person jury sentenced Raymond Earl Cooper, former pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene in Marshall, to 10 years probation for th

The Lady Bird Lake boardwalk trail, an idea that germinated for two decades before getting ...

The board for CSCOPE, an online curriculum management system, has announced that it will discontinue the lesson plans it provides to Texas school districts, effective Aug. 31.

CSCOPE, in use by more than 75 percent of Texas school districts and by 52 districts in Region 16, has received criticism from conservative groups that allege the system’s lessons promote anti-American, pro-Islam and progressive ideologies. Of the five Amarillo metro-area districts, only Amarillo Independent School District does not use CSCOPE.

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently published a Notice of Solicitation for Nominations for its Advisory Committee on Minority Farmers for 2-year membership terms in the Fed

Hallsville residents hunkered down Tuesday in the face of storms that weather officials had feared might produce tornadoes, but the second severe storm in as many weeks left residents wondering why th

There’s more to making a school safe than just safety drills.

Hours after a barrage of Democratic delaying tactics scuttled a drug-testing program for welfare recipients ...

Central Health officials sought this week to quell concerns about the public agency’s deepening ...

Longview attorney was sentenced to federal prison Wednesday after pleading guilty to mail fraud.