If Texas doesn't beat Texas A&M in the season finale, there should be no place for Steve Sarkisian's team in the playoffs.

The founders of Blueacorn are facing felony fraud charges after facilitating hundreds of thousands of PPP loan applications.

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A former Valentine Independent School District employee pleaded guilty to charges related to his scheme to fraudulently ...

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Under an indictment unsealed Thursday in the Northern District of Texas, they each were charged with one count of conspiracy ...

PHOENIX - Stephanie Hockridge, a former anchor at ABC 15 in Phoenix, and her husband Nathan Reis, are accused of submitting ...

The owners of Blueacorn, a Scottsdale-based company that processed COVID-19 PPP loan applications during the pandemic, have ...

BRADENTON, Fla. — A Florida man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly impersonating Elon Musk online and scamming a North Texas ...

John Anthony Castro was convicted in federal court in Texas for falsely inflating dozens of his clients' tax returns.

Laboratory Corp. of America, the country’s largest provider of lab-testing services, may have to return to a trial court to ...

VALENTINE, Texas (KVIA) -- A former West Texas school district employee pleaded guilty to fraud charges today. 43-year-old ...