A Texas man who tortured his former neighbor while holding her captive nearly two weeks was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison.

Some say it's refreshing and others say it’s just plain rude.

Bastrop wildfire victims are making progress but many still need your help.
Back in September, a fire destroyed more than 1500 homes in Bastrop.
 

With hard had on, an oxygen tank strapped to her back and wearing fire safe pants and jacket, Lake Travis Fire Lieutenant Rachel Zambrano finished the Austin

With drought conditions still sweeping over much of Texas, Saturday night's rain was much needed. The rain fell in downtown Austin causing traffic to move with

Seventeen Texas Christian University students, including four football players, were arrested Wednesday morning in a massive drug selling sting that has

A drunk Texas teen led police on a low-speed car chase before she was apprehended wearing nothing but her cowboy boots.

Snow, sleet and rain fell throughout Central Texas. Sleet took drivers by surprise in Central Austin.

7 people were sent to Saint David’s Medical Center on Sunday Morning after Firefighters say they were exposed to high levels of carbon monoxide.

You might be the one with the winning Powerball ticket.
Saturday's jackpot is $325 million.
 

It's been five months since wildfires ravaged 1,600 homes and more than 1.5 million trees. Saturday, Bastrop residents received free trees to help replace some

A North Texas golfer had a close call when he was impaled with the sharp end of a broken putter. Whether it was an accident or because of an argument is now

SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- A federal judge has ordered all sides in the Texas redistricting lawsuit to keep talking, saying a proposed agreement doesn't have enough

Water is a necessity but 31 families in the Las Lomitas Subdivision don't have running water in their homes.

Occupy Austin protest members had to find a new place to set up camp as of Saturday night. A new curfew imposed by the city over the weekend now bars