The jury continues deliberation in the trial of Robert Wayne Bain, a San Angelo man accused in the shooting death of a 38-year-old man he found fully clothed in his shower on Monday.

The Animal Birth Control Clinic serviced 18 pets, providing free vaccinations, flea treatments, heart worm prevention and spay/neuter surgeries as needed.

A surprise announcement Monday from Austin that the controversial curriculum CSCOPE would no longer use its 1,600 lesson plans for grades K-12 shocked supporters and critics of CSCOPE.

The Non-Commissioned Officer Academy at Sheppard Air Force Base prepares technical sergeants for future leadership roles in the Air Force.

A Marshall man drowned Sunday afternoon at Caddo Lake after the canoe he was riding in capsized.

AUSTIN — A controversial lesson plan system for Texas schools will end this week, lawmakers who have criticized the CSCOPE curriculum announced Monday.

A former Harmony High School substitute teacher was sentenced to five years in prison Friday after pleading guilty to attempted sexual assault of a 16-year-old boy, Upshur County District Attorney Bil

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas House late Monday approved a plan to train some teachers who are already licensed to carry firearms for gunfights that could erupt in their classrooms.

Texas Comptroller Susan Combs is reminding Texans that the state’s annual Energy Star sales tax holiday is this weekend, Saturday through Monday.

A former tax assessor-collector’s office supervisor has been arrested for allegedly stealing nearly $43,000 from the county, an arrest affidavit states.

Aggravated robbery suspect arrested

The Small Business Administration and the W20 Group, a cluster of digital communications companies, will hold a webinar on creating content and engaging for Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday.

When placed in a tense or uncomfortable situation, people have a variety of reactions. Some become angry. Some step in to defend another person. Some simply walk away.

Patrons at The Big Texan Steak Ranch found out how they would react this week as guests on the ABC show, “What Would You Do?”

Producers chose the iconic Amarillo restaurant after deciding to film down historic Route 66. The crew began filming May 8 in Springfield, Miss., then traveled to Weatherford, Okla., and wrapped shooting in Amarillo on Monday. Two segments were filmed in each town.

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