Mission doctor who fraudulently diagnosed patients with chronic illnesses may pay just $25 per...
McALLEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — A doctor who collected more than $28 million by fraudulently diagnosing patients with chronic illnesses may pay just $25 per month in restitution. Dr. Jorge Zamora-Quezada, 70, of Mission — a rheumatologist who treated patients in the Rio Grande Valley and San Antonio — fraudulently diagnosed people with chronic illnesses and […]
Mayor Whitmire presents new car to UH student whose vehicle was shot by HPD
Mayor John Whitmire said the city would review each claim individually moving forward, and praised Abigail Trujillo's patience in resolving the claim.
North Texas contractor sentenced to 30 years for stealing from clients
FORT WORTH, Texas - A former contractor was sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to theft of property in Tarrant County, totaling more than $300,000. Police said Jeremy Jerod Zeno used excuses, different aliases, and ghosting tactics while posing as a trusted North Texas contractor, collecting checks from customers and withdrawing the money in cash.
Texas opened an investigation into UnitedHealth over denied care, including a procedure approval it...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into UnitedHealth Group over care the insurer is accused of denying Texans. One example in the case is a patient who was told a procedure was approved and then received a large bill after the approval was withdrawn. His office announced the investigation on October 5, […]
The Dump furniture outlets are closing all eight stores in five states
The Dump Luxe Furniture Outlets are closing all eight of their stores in five states: Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Texas and Virginia. The company said on October 8 that the stores will close permanently, and a going-out-of-business sale started that morning at all eight. No last day for the stores has been announced. The sale is […]
Texas man asked what police were doing with their cameras and got a $2.3...
A Texas city demanded $2.3M for records requested by a local activist, sparking intense statewide debates over municipal transparency and open government laws. North Richland Hills justified the multi million dollar estimate by citing 14 years of mandatory administrative review in its municipal archives. Civil rights advocates criticized these prohibitive...
A family owned a slice of East Texas heaven for over a century. Now...
A new East Texas initiative is helping families protect inherited land, navigate complex ownership issues and find ways to keep their property in the family.
Man found guilty of killing Dallas rapper requests new trial over sleeping juror
The man convicted of killing Dallas rapper MO3 is seeking a new trial over allegations of a sleeping juror. On September 4th, Kewon White was found guilty of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. According to Fox 4 News, his lawyers are now...
A Texas barber found $128,514 sitting on top of an ATM, and he carried...
A bag holding six figures in cash sat unattended on top of a Bank of America ATM in Lewisville. A Texas barber found it, took nothing for himself and made sure all $128,514 reached police, according to CBS . Not a dollar was missing when officers went through the cash. The 37-year-old had gone to the machine on West Main Street with a 42-year-old woman to withdraw money when the pair spotted two bags, per a police report. One held the cash, and a smaller one contained 19 checks. Information on o
Texas Man Sentenced to 160 Months as 90+ Exotic Cars Face Forfeiture in Fraud...
More than 90 exotic collector vehicles are set to be forfeited after a Texas businessman was sentenced to 160 months in federal prison for a fraud scheme that involved a fake loan program, insurance premium payments, and credit cards obtained…
