6th Human Case of West Nile in Montgomery County
Posted: 9:58 AM Montgomery County now has a sixth human case of West Nile virus, an official confirmed Monday.
Posted: 9:58 AM Montgomery County now has a sixth human case of West Nile virus, an official confirmed Monday.
Posted: 10:58 PM An apparent case of road rage that turned fatal will be referred to a grand jury, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.
Posted: 10:47 PM The Air Force has chosen a woman to lead its basic training unit where dozens of female recruits have alleged they were sexually assaulted or harassed by male instructors in the past year.
Posted: 10:14 AM A Waller County man has become the fifth resident of the Houston metropolitan area to die of West Nile virus, bringing the virus death toll in Texas to at least 53 this year.
Posted: 3:59 AM Police say that two women left three children alone in an apartment with no electricity while they went to get something to eat.
Posted: 10:43 PM Gov. Rick Perry is slamming the U.S. Federal Reserve's plans to spend $40 billion a month to buy mortgage bonds for as long as it deems necessary to make home buying more affordable.
Updated: 6:38 PM A summer that saw slim amounts of rain has but the Brazos Valley back into a moderate drought.
Updated: 1:27 PM AUSTIN -- Police have confirmed a body found in South Texas is that of a woman who went missing from Austin over the weekend
Posted: 11:18 AM Another North Texan has died of West Nile virus, bringing the North Texas West Nile death toll to at least 27 and the Texas toll to at least 51.
Updated: 8:55 AM After a summer of just "abnormally dry" conditions, D1 - "Moderate Drought" officially returns to parts of the Brazos Valley.
Posted: 4:18 AM Top education leaders in the Texas Senate are examining ways to improve classroom learning, including extending school days and school years.
Posted: 6:07 PM Gov. Rick Perry is blaming the Obama administration for the death of a U.S. ambassador and three other Americans in an attack in the Libyan city of Benghazi.
Posted: 5:31 PM Texas Comptroller Susan Combs says the state collected $24.1 billion in sales tax revenue in the 2012 fiscal year, about $1.5 billion more than she predicted last December.
Updated: 1:09 PM Health officials say they're convinced this will be the worst year for West Nile virus deaths and severe illnesses since the disease hit America's shores in 1999.
Posted: 10:50 PM Asthma sufferers using steroid inhalers may not need to take those medications every day, according to a new study at UTMB. That could save Americans billions of dollars a year in drug expenses.
Posted: 7:03 PM A now-retired Army master sergeant and his wife have been convicted in a scheme of selling items obtained through illegal requisitions on behalf of his Fort Sam Houston unit.
Updated: 5:22 PM Bob Gammage, a longtime Democratic lawmaker who was part of the Texas House's "Dirty 30" in the early 1970s, has died. He was 74.
Updated: 4:24 PM Gov. Rick Perry says Texas A&M's move to the Southeastern Conference is good for the school and the state of Texas.
Updated: 9:08 AM No charges to be filed over A&M billboard being vandalized in Austin Saturday.
Posted: 6:57 AM BP PLC is selling some deep-water Gulf of Mexico oil and gas properties to Texas-based Plains Exploration & Production Co. for $5.55 billion.
Updated: 10:18 AM A home in the Houston suburb of The Woodlands has been placed under quarantine after a daughter of the owner tested positive for hantavirus.
Posted: 11:27 AM The Texas attorney general's office has filed 24 lawsuits against the federal government since Obama took office. Records obtained by The Associated Press show the litigation has cost taxpayers nearly $2.6 million and more than 14,000 hours spent by staff and lawyers.
Updated: 11:43 AM The discovery of a rare spider not seen in more than three decades has halted a San Antonio highway construction project indefinitely.
Updated: 11:19 AM A long highway with an 85 mile an hour speed limit - the highest in the U.S. - is about to open in Texas.
