Ice Age fossils discovered in Central Texas cave

A discovery deep underground in Comal County is challenging what scientists thought they knew about the region’s ancient past.

Former Pennsylvania mayor arrested in East Texas on child sex crime warrants

Former Gettysburg Mayor Chad Carr was arrested in Anderson County, Texas, on Pennsylvania warrants involving felony sexual assault and child sex crimes.

Texas woman sentenced for smuggling K2-laced bibles into prisons

Henna Havila Martinez was sentenced to six years for smuggling synthetic cannabinoids into Texas prisons using Bibles and religious mail.

Former Austin private school bookkeeper embezzled $1M for home pool, mortgage

Alysa Gisser funneled tuition payments into a personal PayPal account and used the funds for a home swimming pool, mortgage payments, and credit cards.

Cedar Park police detain teens after discovery of BB guns linked to other crimes

The Cedar Park Police Department says it detained three teens and a juvenile after a call about individuals walking onto a trail with what appeared to be firearms.

Texas hemp businesses head to court to fight new state rules

Texas hemp businesses are heading to court to fight new state rules that they say could cripple the entire industry.

Texas has till 2027 to avoid owing feds $700M for SNAP errors

Texas has until the end of 2027 to fix the errors in SNAP payments within the state, or risk being held accountable for a percentage of the entire federal program. If Texas were to be fined for the current level of error, the state would owe more than $700 million. 

Texas man gets years in prison for shooting automatic pistol near Air Force base

A Texas man has been sentenced to more than three years in federal prison after shooting a pistol converted into a machine gun near an Air Force base. 

San Jacinto Center employees concerned utility project will make traffic 'untenable'

Downtown employees who work in the San Jacinto Center are worried a utility project is going to make getting out of their parking garage even worse than it already is.

Employees worried construction will trap them in garage
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Downtown employees who work in the San Jacinto Center are worried a utility project is going to make getting out of their parking garage even worse than it already is.