U.S. Government

Jacoby stopped by our offices to discuss the recent appointment of SMU professor Al Armendariz to head up Region 6 of the EPA.

Irvin was given advice from judges like “you'll get better,” a tough-love way to start the season. But, he's safe for one more week.

Their new website allows people to balance the federal budget. Snooze? It's more fun than you think.

Those who aren't interested in watching will be provided "alternative activities."

The $78.4 million in federal stimulus money can be thought of as an advance on funds DART was scheduled to receive in 2013.

Lessons learned during the initial flu outbreak this spring will ensure a more measured response to flu outbreaks. (If any.)

Meanwhile, OSHA beefs up inspections of Texas job sites, citing the high number of construction fatalities.

U.S. district judge agrees with litigant that the city's at-large system effectively blocks the Hispanic vote.

She and another person were arrested after shouting while a pro-choice supporter was praised.

Franchises are losing serious moolah from small credit card purchases. The costs exceed those incurred for health care each year.

None of the earmark requests target our greatest need - transportation projects.

So if they stop production of one fighter jet to double the production of another, all those jobs just kind of shift over, right? RIGHT?

They'll be using GPS to update addresses, and they will have official ID badges.

That clusterfunnel of highways in Grapevine will get some economic relief soon.

With all the other mayors and executive branch officials in attendance, what will Leppert do to stand out in the crowd?

When you can't work within a democratic structure, a Taliban-like insurgency is totally ok, right?

Elliott's Hardware touts 'Flexible Schedule, Short Commute and Low Stress' among job perks.

We’re taking time to reflect on that special day and share our thoughts on President Obama’s time in office thus far.