Texas is a state known for its rugged independence. That can be a huge boon in many situations, but it can also be a problem if you are injured on the job in Texas. With some of the most convoluted ...

This month the city council approved spending up to $2 million to fight one lawsuit filed by a former police chief – and to pay $850,000 to settle a case from another former employee.

Prosecutors in Texas asked the state’s highest criminal appeals court on Thursday to reverse a ruling that overturned a Fort Worth woman’s voter fraud conviction and five-year prison term for casting ...

Within hours of the vote, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced it would sue to block the ban. Dallas employment attorney Rogge Dunn predicts employees will ultimately win this battle.

A 2% rate increase will put the city at the upper limit of the Hotel Occupancy Tax allowed by state law, Mike Crum, director of Fort Worth’s public events department, previously told council members.

The Federal Trade Commission voted this week to ban noncompete agreements.Employees who sign the contracts can't go to work for a direct competitor after quitting.The FTC chairwoman says the change ...

The district held a series of community listening sessions over the past two weeks to talk about the possibility of consolidating seven middle schools. The meetings are a part of a larger facilities ...

Letitia James’s office says former president should have to post a new bond while he appeals against civil fraud judgment ...

Now, Cassell has set his attention on a different kind of case -- the DOJ's 2021 deferred prosecution agreement with Boeing, in a criminal conspiracy to defraud case tied to crashes of Boeing's 737 ...

A minister in Fort Worth has been arrested on a charge of online solicitation of a minor. The Collin County Sheriff’s Office says Jason Myers was arrested Friday.

Jordan and Josiah Lyle removed their almost-3-year-old son from a local day care program after he was sent home multiple times with a soiled diaper and pants, they said.

A Virginia businessman became an auxiliary deputy and had his gun rights restored — despite a prior felony conviction — by bribing a county sheriff, according to federal prosecutors.