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Would You Partner Up With Law Enforcement To Share Your Doorbell Camera Footage?

What would you do if you walked into one of our IHOP restaurants in Longview or Tyler, Texas and the place was just...empty?

The Federal Trade Commission said that employers can no longer stop their employees from going to other companies. However, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is suing the FTC.

Who is Kenn Whitaker, Forest Whitaker’s brother? Read and explore the former actor's early life and his remarkable contributions to the film industry!

Discover the surprising facts behind Texas' favorite pit stop, Buc-ees, from its founder's childhood nickname to their iconic beaver mascot.

Almost 1,100 volunteers have turned out so far during the 14-week remodel process to donate their time.

The case started when a group of people experiencing homelessness in Grants Pass sued the city for criminalizing the act of sleeping outside with a blanket or tarp.

The restaurant — which offers rib eyes, T-bones and sirloins — is looking to add a lunch buffet to their Ocean Beach Highway location.

WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - Following a hearing in which Republicans criticized what they feel is overreach by a federal agency, a House committee last week voted to repeal limits credit card companies can charge for late fees.

With the 10th annual Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival approaching on May 4, organizers have reported that tickets are dwindling.