Owning a home comes with a hidden price tag, and it's getting more expensive

The hidden costs of homeownership are rising and have increased by nearly one-third in the last five years as expenses like insurance, maintenance and property taxes take a bite out of homeowners'...

Feds warn of shock, electrocution risk from brand of pressure washers: Here's what to do

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is warning owners of a brand of pressure washer sold online that using it could subject them to a serious electric shock or electrocution. 

Community rallies around 2 families hit with devastating losses in Van Zandt County

Bond hearings not required for detained immigrants, court rules

Immigrants detained in the U.S. by President Donald Trump’s administration have no constitutional right to a bond hearing, a federal appeals court ruled Friday. 

Las Vegas warns tourists tipping costumed Strip performers is not required after alleged brawl

Las Vegas authorities are warning tourists that tipping costumed performers for photos or street shows on the Strip is not required.

Here's where credit limits decreased the most in the US (and why that's bad)

Credit limits are dropping for people in most states, and that could spell bad news for your credit score. 

Short-handed Mavericks lose 122-106 to Spurs in home opener

Victor Wembanyama had 23 points, seven rebounds and four blocks, Dylan Harper scored 22 points and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Dallas Mavericks 122-106 on Saturday night for their first victory of...

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day: How to safely dispose of medications

You can safely dispose of unneeded or expired medications Saturday. Here's how.

Texas game wardens issue citation to man after locating alligator tied up in a pond

Texas game wardens have issued a citation to a man after finding an alligator tied to a boat in a pond in Angelina County.

When does daylight saving time end? Clocks 'fall back' soon

It’s almost time to change the clocks again.

Linda McMahon plans to 'fire' herself from the Department of Education: Here's why

U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon is doubling down on closing the Department of Education.

Texas A&M falls 31-20 to Alabama after struggles in second half

Texas A&M fell to Alabama 31-20 in Tuscaloosa on Saturday afternoon. 

Laura Owens sentenced for fake pregnancy scheme targeting former 'Bachelor' star

An Arizona woman was sentenced on Friday after admitting to faking pregnancies and fabricating medical records to target multiple men, including a former "Bachelor" star.

Florida toddler dies after shooting self in drive-thru with dad's gun: 'Pray for this family'

A 3-year-old boy died four days before his 4th birthday after he grabbed his dad’s gun and shot himself in the drive-thru of a Florida fast food restaurant.

Feds warn of shock, electrocution risk from brand of pressure washers: Here's what to do

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is warning owners of a brand of pressure washer sold online that using it could subject them to a serious electric shock or electrocution. 

Admission to US national parks will be free this Tuesday: Here’s why

All fee-charging U.S. national parks will waive admission this Tuesday to celebrate the birthday of former President Teddy Roosevelt.

Community rallies around 2 families hit with devastating losses in Van Zandt County

Several people came together Saturday to help strangers after two families in their community were hit with devastating losses in the span of a few hours.

Dallas woman says persistent mammogram staff likely saved her life

A West Dallas woman credits a free Parkland mobile mammogram program and its persistent staff with detecting her early-stage breast cancer in time to save her life.

Dallas rapper Yella Beezy’s capital murder trial begins Monday

Jury selection is expected to begin on Monday in the capital murder trial for Dallas rapper Yella Beezy. He pleaded not guilty to orchestrating the 2020 ambush killing of fellow Dallas rapper MO3.

Democrats, Republicans vie to win over Texas' 6.7 million Latino voters ahead of midterms

Recent polling has shown the gains made by President Donald Trump in 2024 among Texas Latino voters are slipping.