Governor Abbott appoints Judge Ashley Wysocki to Dallas County's 301st Judicial District Court, continuing her judicial career that spans multiple benches including family and civil courts.
Texas attorney Robert Rucker appointed as Injured Employee Public Counsel, bringing 40 years of legal experience to advocate for workers in the state's complex compensation system.
Discover how veteran attorney Robert Rucker serves Texas workers as Injured Employee Public Counsel, earning $151,194 annually while advocating for workplace injury victims since 1985.
Discover how a Texas farm boy's practical choice to join the National Guard during the Depression led him from weekend warrior to Lieutenant Colonel during World War II's global conflict.
Discover how Ben Fuelberg's 1934 National Guard enlistment led him from Texas to Burma's jungles during WWII, where he fought to secure vital Allied supply routes against Japanese forces.
Discover how Ben Fuelberg's Great Depression survival strategy - joining the Texas National Guard - transformed into a remarkable military career as a "90-day wonder" officer during WWII.
Major I-30 shutdown hits Dallas this weekend as $888 million Canyon project closes downtown stretch until Monday, forcing detours and significant delays for commuters.
North Texas schools reopen unevenly as ice melts: Dallas ISD and major districts resume classes while northern counties remain closed due to hazardous rural road conditions.
Arlington man arrested after robbing iPhone buyer at gunpoint while eating a sandwich, connecting him to multiple phone thefts in a growing trend of marketplace meetups gone wrong.
Texas AG investigates school districts for hosting Islamic Games, citing alleged terror ties amid controversial CAIR designation and legal battles over religious discrimination claims.
