
Man hospitalized after apparent road rage shooting on I-635, police search for suspect
A man was shot on Friday morning during an apparent road rage incident on Interstate 635 near the Dallas North Tollway.
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A man was shot on Friday morning during an apparent road rage incident on Interstate 635 near the Dallas North Tollway.

Harris County DA Sean Teare and Sheriff Ed Gonzalez will discuss an indictment in the case of Miguel Parra-Hernandez, who was struck by an ICE vehicle.

Day four of testimony begins as prosecutors seek to prove the Dallas rapper, whose real name is Markies Conway, ordered a hit on a rival in Dallas back in 2020.

A woman in Idaho is using her voice and TikTok videos to help raise thousands of dollars for her mother's Stage 4 breast cancer treatment.

Health officials are investigating a Chili's in North Carolina, where margaritas were accidentally contaminated with a cleaning product, causing chemical burns.

In-N-Out President Lynsi Snyder teased three new states as possible places for the burger chain to go next.

Christa Pike said she is in constant pain since surviving a lethal injection in Tennessee last month but is thankful for the love and support she has received.

Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Prevost, “has exercised his right to vote as a United States citizen” and has done so “whenever he was eligible to do so."

Austin Claunch has been suspended by UTSA after a DWI arrest. Assistant Coach Nick Bowman will serve as acting head coach in the meantime.

The Attorney General's Office says ads bought by the clerk's office are “racially discriminatory.”

A youth softball organization dismissed individuals involved in a Sugar Land incident, while US Fastpitch Association announced lifetime bans for participants.

The Milwaukee Brewers will celebrate their first World Series Championship with fans in downtown Milwaukee. Here's how to watch.

The exit comes after a legal battle between the church and the Horizon Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church.

Investigators have begun looking into whether human error was behind the head-on train crash in Spain that killed 69 people.

Christopher “Charlie” Mammana disappeared after moving to Florida in the early 1990s. His remains were discovered in 1995.