Justin Massoud

A man in Lubbock, Texas called police to his apartment to inform them that an assailant cut off his manhood. They later discovered he was lying and cut it off himself.

Days after two companies purchased Hastings, the bankrupt Amarillo-based retailer has announced its going out of business sale.

It's official: Amarillo-based retailer Hastings will be liquidated and all 126 of its stores will shutter by October 31, 2016.

The man who opened fire on Dallas police during a Black Lives Matter protest Thursday night has been identified as 25-year-old Micah Xavier Johnson.

Video shot by WFAA-TV shows the initial reaction among protesters and Dallas police officers when gunfire rang out Thursday night during a Black Lives Matter protest.

The man originally suspected as one of the snipers who opened fire on officers at a Black Lives Matter protest peacefully turned over his weapon in a new video.

A video uploaded by Twitter user @WhoAteMyPizza features the sounds of gunfire erupting in downtown Dallas.

Video shows Lubbock police officers pulling a man out of his truck and tasing him after he allegedly resisted arrest and assaulted an officer at a local Whataburger.

Hastings has axed its buyback program and video game rentals this week following news that it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Amarillo-based Hastings may shutter all 126 of its stores if the company can't locate additional investors or a buyer.