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An emergency official says an explosion during welding on some tanks at a site in rural Wise County left two workers burned.

A man sent to death row for the stabbing death of an Austin woman could have been in prison when the crime occurred if officials had revoked his parole after a seperate assault conviction.

A jury that decided a Texas A&M student was texting while driving and caused a deadly wreck ordered him to pay $22 million in damages.

Changing a lightbulb at a church in northeast Texas led to the discovery of nearly three dozen bullet holes along some eaves.

Six suspects have been caught after part of a vehicle vandalism spree in Brownsville was captured on security videotape.

The family of an Iraq war veteran wants to know why he ended up dead after being subdued with pepper spray by guards in a Dallas County jail complex.

Texas schools are prepping for what could be the biggest change in college assistance programs since Congress created them in the 1960s.

Another time, another hurricane led to plans for a massive dike to protect Galveston and Bolivar Peninsula from future deadly storms.

Former congressman and ex-Army Secretary Pete Geren will return to his native Fort Worth to lead the Sid W. Richardson Foundation.

Federal authorities have announced the indictment of seven people in connection with kidnapping of a Texas man later found slain in a Mexican street with his arms chopped off.