On Your Side: 'Hey, that's my truck!'
A Hurst man says he spent $10,000 on a truck, and he's got the clean title to prove it. But a Fort Worth judge has ruled the vehicle removed from his possession. Steve Noviello is On Your Side with a long and winding road.
Woman sues Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, alleges he is her biological father
A 25-year-old woman who grew up in North Texas is suing Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, alleging he is her biological father.
Capitol riot trial: Guy Reffitt guilty on all charges in Jan. 6 insurrection
A Wylie man was convicted of storming the U.S. Capitol with a holstered handgun, a milestone victory for federal prosecutors in the first trial among hundreds of cases arising from last year’s riot.
Live bat released during 'The Batman' screening in Austin theater
"One of the waiters asked if they could pause the film to see what was flying around the cinema. To our surprise, there was a bat flying around."
Real bat interrupts 'The Batman' screening
Moviegoers in Austin, Texas, got to see more than one type of bat during a screening of "The Batman" this weekend.
Biden announces $54M Siemens investment, planned US factory jobs
President Biden joined the CEO of Siemens USA to announce a $54M investment to produce equipment for electrical infrastructure, creating 300 more jobs at California and Texas sites.
Camouflage for Ukraine: Texas veteran sends camo hoodies to Ukrainians
An Austin veteran is raising money to send camo hoodies to civilians in Ukraine fighting against the Russian invasion.
Rep. Van Taylor admits affair, abandons U.S. House reelection bid
A report says the mistress Van Taylor was involved with is a former jihadist who was living in North Texas and met Taylor when she wanted to get involved in helping fight Islamic extremism.
Texas primary 2022: Greg Abbott, Beto O'Rourke easily win nominations for governor
Texas kicked off the 2022 midterm election season on Tuesday, serving as an early preview of the nation’s political mood.
Sugar Land couple living in Ukraine, opens home to dozens of refugees fleeing Russian attacks
More than a dozen Ukrainian refugees are currently staying at their house, which is located seven miles outside the center of Lviv, where military and police are already staged at every corner.
Bronx man busted with $1M of cocaine, prosecutors say
A man from the Bronx was busted for attempting to traffic $1.25 million of cocaine into New York City inside a tractor-trailer.
Woman and child killed after surviving crash on I-20 in Mesquite
A woman and a young child were hit by a car and killed after walking away from a crash on Interstate 20 in Mesquite.
Pearland woman trying to adopt children from Ukraine
With the rise in violence as Russia attacks Ukraine, children with no parents are caught in the middle. There is a desperate effort to get them out of the war zone by those who want to adopt the orphans fighting for their life.
Houston police officer reflects on training he provided to troops in Ukraine
Through a program with the United States Department of Justice, Upton has visited Ukraine several times since 2016 to teach the country’s new police officers.
EXCLUSIVE: Texas Railroad Commission candidate appearing nearly nude on pumpjack has 'no regrets'
Long on experience, but short on exposure, Sarah Stogner opted to pull in plenty of eyeballs aboard a West Texas pumpjack while mostly in the buff. The video has gone viral.
Rapper Snootie Wild shot dead in Texas
Rapper Snootie Wild is dead after reportedly being shot in Houston. According to the Memphis, Tennessee rapper's social media accounts, he died on Friday.
Dallas bar offers ‘F*** Putin Shot’ to show support for Ukraine
Alexandre’s in Oak Lawn has created a blue and yellow drink special to show support for Ukraine and condemn Russia President Vladimir Putin’s actions.
Ukrainian officer wears 'Don't Mess With Texas' Patch amid Russian invasion
A Ukrainian police officer who trained in Texas brought a little bit of the Lone Star State to the war front.
Gov. Abbott calls on Texas retailers to remove Russian products from shelves
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called on Texas retailers to remove all Russian products from their shelves.
Former Houston-area man, now living in Ukraine, trying to escape hostilities with Russia
The trip for civilians to get out of Ukraine is difficult. That includes Americans, who were still in the country when the fighting started.