Austin bomber "taunting" law enforcement with latest explosion, police say
Sunday night's blast showed a new level of sophistication as the suspect or suspects used a trip wire to trigger an explosive
Police offer reward in case of missing CDC employee
Timothy Cunningham's parents found his wallet, his car and pet dog still at his home after not hearing from him for two days
Doctors try new approaches to help flu patients
With more people heading to the hospital, one doctor is telling people to stay home, since he will give them a diagnosis over the phone instead
Rapid flu tests only 50 to 70 percent reliable, CDC says
They're the most common flu test performed at hospitals and clinics during flu season
Schools in 12 states close to fight flu outbreak
"This year is really unprecedented. I probably saw about 30 kids here on Monday and sent 10 home before noon," one nurse says
Sick of swiping left? Dating service lets you swab your cheek instead
Pheramor relies on your DNA to find your perfect match
Boy injured in Texas church shooting gets special ride home from hospital
Ryland Ward was the first person volunteer firefighter Rusty Duncan noticed when he responded to the shooting
Finding joy during a Southern snowstorm
For many in the South, the snowstorm gave people a chance to play in weather usually seen further north
Southern states grapple with bone-chilling cold temperatures
The recent cold snap is hitting southern states, with temperatures dipping into the teens in some areas
Housing markets get competitive across the country
People looking for a good price on a new home have to act fast in hot real estate markets like Dallas
"Destroyed" Rockport struggles to recover months after Harvey hit
"No one gives you a frick'n survival guide when a hurricane comes and you're destroyed, this is what you need to do," said one resident
School honoring Confederate icon gets historic new name
Starting next year, the Jefferson Davis Magnet School will become the Barack Obama Magnet School
Houston residents pick up the pieces 2 weeks after Harvey
More than two weeks after Harvey flooded the Texas Gulf Coast, thousands of Houston residents are picking up the mess it left behind
Parents of "Dreamer" who died attempting Harvey rescues speak out
"My son went to a place where there are no borders. God never places borders," said Alonso Guillen's mother
Residents concerned about flooding at Superfund sites in wake of Harvey
Of the 41 Superfund sites -- places storing sulfuric acid, heavy metals and waste oils -- that were in the storm's path, 13 were flooded