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Imagine working on a new, unreleased Corvette. Two engineers that were working on the project decided to take a bit of a joy ride with the unreleased cars.

From 1995 to 2001 the Monopoly game at McDonald's was rigged. A new documentary on HBO will go inside the scandal.

Until this month, Texas districts were on their own when running background checks on potential hires. Those checks wouldn't always show everything about a teaching candidate.

No, this isn't the same story you saw a couple weeks ago. This is the new video, with someone completely different shooting a gun out of their window.

Chick-fil-A has decided to focus on giving to three areas: hunger, homelessness, and education. In the process, they'll be pulling donations to the anti-gay groups they've previously donated to.

Password sharing is a pretty simple scheme to save money on streaming services. Netflix knows you're doing it and could start cracking down on it.

John Goodenough was one of the minds behind the lithium battery. He's now being awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

This Friday and Saturday, residents of Abilene can take advantage of Tire Amnesty Days and dispose of used, unwanted tires.

The American Cancer Society is investigating El Paso's 'Riding for Boobs' charity and looking into its fundraising practices.

A new policy limits how large an officers waistband can be, and the Texas troopers' union claims the policy violates state law.

It's homecoming time, which means it's the time for parades. And apparently cheerleaders jumping from floats in the parade to save baby's lives.

Amber Guyger, a Dallas police officer wandered into the wrong apartment and ended up shooting and killing the man living there. She's now been found guilty of murder and is facing prison time.