Remains of ‘Swamp Mountain Jane Doe’ identified after 49 years in Oregon

Authorities in Oregon have identified remains discovered in 1976 as those of Marion Vinetta Nagle McWhorter, a woman missing since 1974. DNA testing and genealogy databases helped provide answers nearly 50 years later.

Man steals over $40K worth of jewelry from San Marcos store

The San Marcos Police Department is looking for a man who stole more than $40,000 from a jewelry store near the outlets last month.

Body of WA triple-murder suspect Travis Decker found, authorities say

Authorities say the body of Travis Decker, the Washington man wanted in the kidnappings and murders of his three daughters, has been found.

Barton Springs assault: Arrest warrants issued for suspects

The Austin Police Department issued two arrest warrants for the suspects involved in an incident at Barton Springs that left one person seriously injured.

Texas man sentenced for jacking mail truck at knifepoint

The convict tried to stab the mail carrier, who was delivering on their route, before stealing the mail truck and driving away.

Sister of woman killed by suspect in Austin officer-involved shooting speaks out

The man who shot an Austin police officer and shot and killed a woman in Zilker Park last week is now facing an additional felony charge. The woman’s sister is relieved to hear that the man is now charged with the murder

Crips gang member added to Texas Most Wanted list after teen's death

A known Crips member who goes by “Skrilla” is now one of the most wanted men in Texas after a teen was killed last month.

Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, elected CEO of Turning Point USA

Following her husband Charlie Kirk's assassination, Erika Kirk has been elected CEO and chair of the board for Phoenix-based Turning Point USA.

Former Texas deportation officer sentenced for laundering drug money

The former Homeland Security officer is said to have abused his status in law enforcement to move large amounts of drug money in exchange for profit.

DPS crime lab techs clear backlog of toxicology cases

The backlog of testing forensic evidence in Texas is now shrinking. It has been a big problem for the past several years, especially with cases involving sexual assault.