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A Cincinnati teen was shot and killed by his father Tuesday morning, according to police.

Tarrant County prosecutors drew a line between the Couches’ apparent disrespect for the conditions of Ethan’s probation – he got 10 years’ worth for killing four people – and the potential that Tonya Couch would skip bail, and Salvant expressed...

A Tarrant County judge has reduced the bail of Tonya Couch, the mother of affluenza teen Ethan Couch, from $1 million to $75,000.

Everyone from British Prime Minister David Cameron to Kanye West paid their tributes over social media as they woke to the news of Bowie’s death.

Lawyers for Tonya Couch released a statement Thursday confirming she was in the custody of California authorities in Los Angeles.

A judge reduced Tonya Couch’s $1 million bond to $75,000 after she appeared at a Fort Worth court Monday.

His case made national headlines twice: When a defense witness testified that he suffered from “affluenza”, too influenced by privilege and his parents’ permissiveness to know right from wrong; and when a judge appeared to accept the argument and sentenced him...

A judge on Monday lowered the mother’s bond from $1 million to $75,000. Her bail was set at $1 million after she was returned from Mexico to the United States.

On Monday, in the broad daylight of Marseille, a 35-year-old yarmulke-clad teacher was on his way to work at the Franco-Hebraic Institute when a 15-year-old teenager attacked him with a machete from behind.

District Judge Wayne Salvant reduced Couch’s bond after a lengthy hearing Monday afternoon.

Couch posted the bond and will be released Tuesday morning “barring any unseen delays” after being fitted with a Global Positioning System monitor, Tarrant County Sheriff Dee Anderson said in a tweet posted late Monday night.

In all of 50 years that David Bowie sang, acted, dressed and walked as a musician and actor, one thing was certain about him – he was definitely the most eccentric personality to have remained continually relevant in music history.

Pursuing new legal recourse for something he’s already being punished for violates “double jeopardy” laws, experts say.

In a story December 29 about the detention of a Texas teen on probation for a deadly drunken-driving crash, The Associated Press reported erroneously the punishment that Ethan Couch could face if his probation is revoked.

The advocacy organization is collecting 30,000 signatures on a petition launched Monday that demands that the infamous “affluenza” teen, Ethan Couch, be moved from juvenile to adult court in time for a January 19 hearing in Tarrant County, Texas.