Texas Department of Insurance

Ensure Your Place in Hell Much?

Tales From The Crypt

Fort Worth's famous undertaker, the Rev. Gregory Spencer, has buried a lot of friends-- and made a lot of enemies. Now he claims someone wants him six feet under

Death Merchant

In 1979, Walter Waldhauser Jr. arranged the murder of a Houston family. Today, he has a new name and a new business in Dallas,but he still profits when people die.

Letters

In 1979, Walter Waldhauser Jr. arranged the murder of a Houston family. Today, he has a new name and a new business in Dallas,but he still profits when people die.

Bully Pulpit

Pushy, driven, and fearless, Texas Secretary of State Elton Bomer is Bush's big man on the border. But is he tough enough to cut through the red tape snarling efforts to help the poor people living in the colonias?

Texas Mutual Says Thanks, But No Thanks, to State Oversight

Texas’ leading workers’ comp insurer says we don’t need courts and juries watching over them. Yeah, right.

Plausible Deniability

Texas’ leading workers’ comp insurer says we don’t need courts and juries watching over them. Yeah, right.

Scream Machines

Amusement parks insist their rides are safe, but who really knows?

Grave Robbers

Even in the great beyond, no one is safe from identity theft

Blame Game

Is the insurance industry a bully or are the moldies just being hysterical?

Bad business

Death merchant Michael Lee Davis, sent once again to prison, is now worth more dead than alive

Parting shots

A triple murderer freed from prison runs into his old nemeses on the way back to the pen

On the lam

A convicted killer flees arrest on insurance fraud charges

Courthouse bully

Legal assistant Jim Carrao works the dark corners of the justice system. He serves papers, does background checks, files annoying cases--and knows just enough law to be dangerous.