The Department of Public Safety is investigating a two-vehicle accident that claimed the lives of 69-year-old Terry Ledbetter ...

Frisco Wakeland’s Audrey Gilbert scored what turned out to be the game-winning goal on a penalty, which gave the No. 1-ranked ...

SHERMAN, Texas (KTEN) - Sherman's Celtic Festival hosts a number of games, foods, and live music performances. Even with entertainment being a major part of the festivities, organizers are making ...

The Texas Longhorns First Four March Madness matchup with Xavier is a huge game for the UT program. A loss to the Musketeers would most likely cost coach Rodney Terry his job. It would also be the ...

WICHITA, Kan. — Head coach Grant McCasland said his Texas Tech men’s basketball team is excited and ready to start the NCAA Tournament. Now the question is, how healthy will the third-seeded ...

Exchange operator Nasdaq said Tuesday it would open a regional headquarters in Texas, deepening its presence in a state that is fast emerging as a major financial hub rivaling New York.

(Reuters) - Exchange operator Nasdaq said on Tuesday it would open a regional headquarters in Texas, deepening its presence in a state that is fast emerging as a major financial hub rivaling New York.

"It should be no surprise that there's so much interest in bringing the capital markets to Texas ... We're proud to be leading the way in cementing Dallas as the financial capital of the world," a ...

Kevin Stitt said Saturday morning, as dangerous fire conditions persisted from Texas to Nebraska. The fires were fueled by low humidity, dry vegetation and hurricane-force winds that threatened ...

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Texas towns and cities will face a water shortage by 2030 if a historic drought hits the state. Already, the water supply faces outdated infrastructure, climate change and increased demand from a ...

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