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VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED: This dash cam footage shows the moment a semi-truck carrying HEB merchandise crashed into a disabled vehicle on US 87. Four women were killed in the crash and their families have filed suit. (Video credit: Rodney Jones Law Group P.C.)

Texas AFT has filed a federal lawsuit against the TEA and its commissioner alleging the state violated educators' First Amendment rights over social media posts made following the death of Charlie Kirk.

A woman who lived across the hall from the apartment where Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera fell from shared her experience of that night, which attorney Tony Buzbee says refutes APD's version of events.

The trial of a former Uvalde ISD police officer is underway. Former officer Adrian Gonzales faces over a couple dozen charges of child abandonment stemming from the 2022 Robb Elementary School massacre.

On the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot, Washington looks a lot different than it did that day with President Trump back in power. 

With Maduro out in Venezuela, what happens next? It's top of mind for lawmakers who are concerned with what the White House has in mind for the South American country,

The City of Georgetown is making emergency repairs to a broken wastewater line in the San Gabriel River.

Travis County is moving forward with a $60 million plan to replace the entire STAR Flight fleet. County commissioners were told STAR Flight needs new helicopters even though the current aircraft in use were purchased less than 10 years ago.

A woman who was seriously injured after being thrown to the ground by an Austin police officer in 2024 is suing him and the city. The woman had a traumatic brain injury.

The attorneys for the parents of Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera gave an update on their investigation into the teen's fatal fall. Lead counsel Tony Buzbee also announced a lawsuit against two organizations that served her alcohol at a tailgate party hours before her death.

Texas AFT has filed suit against the Texas Education Agency and its commissioner. The suit says that they violated the First Amendment rights of over 350 educators and staff with investigations into their social media posts in the wake of the death of Charlie Kirk.

A woman who lived across the hall from the apartment where Brianna Aguilera fell from shared an alternate timeline from that night, which attorney Tony Buzbee says refutes APD's version of events.

This audio clip may be graphic for some viewers.  Gilbert Limones, a pastor and an employee of the funeral home across the street from Robb Elementary, is the first witness in the trial called to the stand. He called 911 twice that day; the first time about the shooter crashing his vehicle in a culvert between the school and the funeral home, and how the shooter fired shots at the funeral home employees trying to help, then again when the shooter started shooting at the school. 

Opening statements begin Tuesday in the trial of Adrian Gonzales, a former Uvalde school officer charged with 29 felony counts of child endangerment. Prosecutors allege Gonzales ignored active shooter training, failing to intervene for over 70 minutes as a gunman killed 19 students and two teachers. The defense says Gonzales did everything he could that day.

Two men are in custody in connection with the deadly shooting of an off-duty Caldwell County deputy constable outside an Austin bar early Sunday morning.