Dumb Criminals

911 in Denton, Texas received a call Monday evening from a man who may have just learned his lesson.

Airlines flight attendant is left with a bloody face after an attack on the plane.

A man is caught on film pushing a dog out of his truck door before speeding off at the Dorothy O'Connor Pet Adoption Center.

When you think Texas you think southern hospitality. Not saying every state doesn't have their fair share of people who like to cause trouble. This list is compiled using crime statistics per capita. 1. Bexar County In 2015, there were 1,793 sexual assaults in Bexar County compared to far less than 1,000 in most other counties...

If you were a teenager who got caught smoking marijuana outside of a movie theater, and the police officer who caught you gave you the choice of either a) a citation for possession of the wacky weed, or b) doing 200 pushups, which would you choose...

Police in Washington, D.C. arrested a man on Wednesday for landing a small plane near the Capitol.

Here's a dog that really knows how to obey.

We've all heard about dumb criminals but, have you ever heard about one who asks permission before committing his crime? Probably not.

Jury duty is a vital civic responsibility and should be taken seriously by all citizens. Unfortunately, Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Central, Coastal, Southwest Texas and the Permian Basin found scammers may use it to compromise your personal information and steal your money. The jury duty scam begins when someone, posing as a deputy or court official, contacts the victim via telephone. Re

Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Central, Coastal, Southwest Texas and the Permian Basin is warning that it expects to see scammers taking advantage of the recent leak of celebrity photos to trick consumers into clicking links to fraudulent websites. Scammers tend to take advantage of sensational news and public curiosity to spread malware that can lead to identity theft.

There's an old Country song titled, "You Gotta Have a License." This is true for any commercial (or non-commercial) radio station in the U.S. Well, a couple in Austin felt that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules regarding licensing for the FM broadcast band didn't apply to them, so they put a "pirate" radio station on the air. That is now going to cost them a sub

The college fall semester will kick off soon, so now is the time to beware of scams targeting students. Scholarships and financial aid are a great way to help with the high cost of education. Even though finances have already been planned out for the school year, scammers still use this time as an opportunity to take advantage of students and parents. Before you think about last-minute financial a