Crime and Public Safety

Those impacted by the deadly Hays CISD bus crash are speaking out again after learning the driver responsible could soon be released. Jerry Hernandez is eligible for parole later this month, just months after being sentenced to 18 years in prison.

A two-county police chase involving a stolen Bud Light truck ended in a crash with a Vanderburgh County sheriff’s patrol car near Evansville, Indiana.

A pedestrian is dead after being hit by a vehicle in North Austin, officials said.

The gun used by a Bulverde student to shoot a teacher and then himself on Monday was his grandfather's, officials say.

Police are asking for help identifying three suspects in connection with an assault at a downtown Austin bar in February.

The suspect in a South Austin house fire is currently in surgery after shooting himself in front of officers at the scene.

The decision follows a request from Mangione’s defense team to postpone the trial, which had previously been scheduled to begin Sept. 8.

A quadruple amputee professional cornhole player accused of killing a friend in Maryland was ordered held without bond after a court appearance Wednesday morning, following his extradition from Virginia.

April 1 marks two months since Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her southern Arizona home.

A Galveston County grand jury has indicted a suspect 42 years after the death of Laura Miller, the daughter of Texas Equusearch's founder Tim Miller.

Officers from three separate agencies reportedly arrested 109 individuals for alleged underage drinking at a house party in Alabama.

Pflugerville police are still looking for answers in the murder of a woman six years ago.

Tiger Woods is stepping away from golf "to seek treatment" following his DUI arrest this past Friday in Jupiter Island, Florida, following a rollover crash. 

Former reality star Joseph Duggar posted a $600,000 bond Tuesday and is returning to Arkansas.

A man has been arrested for allegedly stealing copper wire from nearly a dozen streetlights in North Austin in February.

A new court filing is pushing back on claims the Travis County District Attorney’s Office held secret negotiations that could impact a case involving an Austin police officer indicted after the 2020 protests.

Comal ISD is encouraging the community to wear blue to support a teacher injured in Monday's shooting at one of its campuses.