Christmas nears, and Grinch is ready at Gaylord Texan exhibit
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The Grinch stood in silence.
Marchers, organized by supporters of Michael Jacobs' family, say Tasers endanger the community.
He bucks his party, saying the bill includes too much new spending.
Ray Martinez helped end Charles Whitman's sniper spree at the UT Tower in Austin 43 years ago.
A woman loses an air-conditioning dispute with Hobson Air of Weatherford.
In a few weeks, Amanda Ferguson will move into her energy-efficient dream home.
More than 170 witnesses have been interviewed in a massive federal-state investigation of the massacre. "Friendly fire" is not cited in any casualties.
Gov. Rick Perry said the Texas Rangers, the state's legendary law enforcement unit, will be "directly involved" in the investigation, though he acknowledged that federal investigators will take the lead role since the attacks occurred at a federal military installation.
Fort Hood reflects and remembers
The Fort Hood community honors its fallen and first responders speak about Thursday's tragic shooting incident. Star-Telegram images by Ron T. Enn...
Roller derby tryouts
More than 100 women turned out Wednesday night to see if they were good enough to be bad. (Oct. 28)
Former Colleyville fire chief laid to rest
Robert Bufe, Colleyville's first paid fire chief, was buried at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park on Wednesday.
Historical Dracula
Vampires are as popular as ever. Find out the facts that inspired the fictional blood-sucker.
Panoramic view of apartment at Rangers Ballpark
"The Loft" is a small, but efficient, one-bedroom apartment located in the southeast tower of the office building at the corner of Randol M...
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