'I know a guy': Aberdeen inmate helps owner jump-start RV he allegedly stole in viral video
A video going viral on TikTok shows an Aberdeen City Jail inmate helping jump-start an RV he allegedly stole, but there's a much bigger story behind the 23-second clip.
A video going viral on TikTok shows an Aberdeen City Jail inmate helping jump-start an RV he allegedly stole, but there's a much bigger story behind the 23-second clip.
New Texas State program allows students to help investigate cold cases
Four Texas State students will take what they learned in the classroom to the Attorney General's Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit, sinking their teeth into cold cases in a new internship program.
Four Texas State students will take what they learned in the classroom to the Attorney General's Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit, sinking their teeth into cold cases in a new internship program.
Texas DPS unveils new memorial for fallen officers
A new Fallen Officers Memorial was unveiled at the annual DPS Peace Officers Memorial Service.
A new Fallen Officers Memorial was unveiled at the annual DPS Peace Officers Memorial Service.
Police chase spans several East Bay counties
A wild police chase spanned multiple counties in the East Bay on Thursday afternoon.
A wild police chase spanned multiple counties in the East Bay on Thursday afternoon.
Maryland teacher under investigation after viral TikTok of students taking out his braids
A teacher in Prince George's County is now under investigation after a video of his students taking out his braids went viral on TikTok.
A teacher in Prince George's County is now under investigation after a video of his students taking out his braids went viral on TikTok.
Man arrested for vandalizing Texas Rep. John Carter's office
A man was arrested in connection to the vandalism made at Congressman John Carter's office in Georgetown.
A man was arrested in connection to the vandalism made at Congressman John Carter's office in Georgetown.
Daniel Perry trial: Gov. Abbott issues full pardon, restoration of civil rights
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has issued a full pardon to Army Sgt. Daniel Perry, who was convicted last April of murdering Black Lives Matter protestor Garrett Foster.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has issued a full pardon to Army Sgt. Daniel Perry, who was convicted last April of murdering Black Lives Matter protestor Garrett Foster.
Police Chief Eddie Garcia reaches deal to stay in Dallas: 'Home equals Dallas PD'
In a short and simple post to social media, Chief Garcia wrote “Home = Dallas PD," solidifying his commitment to staying in Dallas.
In a short and simple post to social media, Chief Garcia wrote “Home = Dallas PD," solidifying his commitment to staying in Dallas.
Man gets 35 years for 2022 double murder in North Austin
Edgar Alejandro Barahona was convicted by a Travis County jury for the 2022 fatal shootings of Juan Carlos Loarca-Villatoro and Heliodoro Arias-Flores.
Edgar Alejandro Barahona was convicted by a Travis County jury for the 2022 fatal shootings of Juan Carlos Loarca-Villatoro and Heliodoro Arias-Flores.
SWAT situation in east Austin leads to arrests: APD
SWAT teams were on the scene of two homes in east Austin early Thursday morning for a pre-planned arrest, according to APD.
SWAT teams were on the scene of two homes in east Austin early Thursday morning for a pre-planned arrest, according to APD.
'One chip challenge' caused teen's death, autopsy concludes
The "one chip challenge" tested one’s ability to eat the spicy chip without drinking any liquids to relieve the burning sensation.
The "one chip challenge" tested one’s ability to eat the spicy chip without drinking any liquids to relieve the burning sensation.
String of vehicle burglaries in Kyle; police investigating
Kyle police are asking for the public's help as they investigate a string of vehicle burglaries that happened earlier this month.
Kyle police are asking for the public's help as they investigate a string of vehicle burglaries that happened earlier this month.
Austin bicyclists honor injured, killed riders on Ride of Silence day
The City of Austin officially proclaimed May 15 as Ride of Silence Day. It is a day when bicyclists across the country are honoring riders who have been injured or killed by drivers.
The City of Austin officially proclaimed May 15 as Ride of Silence Day. It is a day when bicyclists across the country are honoring riders who have been injured or killed by drivers.
Man speaks out after being drugged while bar-hopping on Sixth Street
A man is speaking out after he says he was drugged while bar-hopping with friends on West Sixth Street in Downtown Austin.
A man is speaking out after he says he was drugged while bar-hopping with friends on West Sixth Street in Downtown Austin.
Vandals graffiti library, Black's Barbecue in Lockhart: LPD
Lockhart police say they have identified two suspects who are believed to have hit several building with graffiti, including a library and the original Black's Barbecue.
Lockhart police say they have identified two suspects who are believed to have hit several building with graffiti, including a library and the original Black's Barbecue.
Brothers indicted over $25 million Ethereum cryptocurrency theft: DOJ
The suspects, who are brothers, are accused of exploiting the integrity of the blockchain for Ethereum to steal cryptocurrency worth $25 million within 12 seconds, in the first incident of its kind.
The suspects, who are brothers, are accused of exploiting the integrity of the blockchain for Ethereum to steal cryptocurrency worth $25 million within 12 seconds, in the first incident of its kind.
Texas lawmakers begin work on anti-squatting legislation
Texas lawmakers are looking at creating a law to make it easier for homeowners to kick squatters off their property.
Texas lawmakers are looking at creating a law to make it easier for homeowners to kick squatters off their property.
US overdose deaths decline slightly in 2023, CDC reports
The CDC released data indicating a modest decrease in fatal overdoses in the United States last year.
The CDC released data indicating a modest decrease in fatal overdoses in the United States last year.
Former Augusta National employee pleads guilty in Chicago to multimillion dollar memorabilia theft
A former employee of Augusta National Golf Club has pleaded guilty to stealing millions of dollars in memorabilia, including three of the fabled Green Jackets.
A former employee of Augusta National Golf Club has pleaded guilty to stealing millions of dollars in memorabilia, including three of the fabled Green Jackets.
IRS warns thousands of taxpayers could face criminal prosecution for filing false returns
The IRS warned on Tuesday that thousands of taxpayers could face criminal prosecution if they filed false tax returns for high refunds.
The IRS warned on Tuesday that thousands of taxpayers could face criminal prosecution if they filed false tax returns for high refunds.