City of Austin employees to have money deducted from paychecks after $1.4M payroll error

The City of Austin has sent terms and conditions to employees that some say they do not feel comfortable agreeing to. This follows last month’s nearly $1.4 million payroll error in which the city accidentally overpaid government employees.

First Texas BJ's Wholesale Club location offers $2 gas for members

The first Texas location of BJ's Wholesale Club is on its way — and they say it's coming with a $2 price tag on gas for a members-only grand opening. 

2 dead after Fort Worth crash with 10 buckets of liquid meth in van

Two people are dead after a Thursday crash in Fort Worth. Police say they found nearly 500 pounds of suspected liquid methamphetamine in the vehicle after the crash. 

American Airlines says no thanks to United merger

The idea of a merger between American Airlines and United Airlines appears to be going nowhere.

ERCOT sent back to drawing board after predicting quadrupled power demand by 2032

The people who run the power grid in Texas, the Electric Reliability Council, or ERCOT, this week said the state should prepare for a surge in power demand over the next six years. They predict numbers that are nearly quadruple what we currently use.

Texas medical marijuana program in process of expanding

The medical marijuana program in Texas is in the process of expanding. But a new poll indicates not a lot of people know much about the Texas Compassionate Use Program (TCUP).

Will tailgating be allowed at Texas World Cup matches?

Reports circulated widely this week that an American football tradition would not be allowed during the World Cup, but that news has since become confused amid a flurry of official statements.

Proposed power line could cut through Salado home
video

Some residents are worried about large transmission lines possibly being built on their property. 

These Texas cities rank among the best places to live in the US

Nine Texas cities have made the cut as some of the best places to live in the United States, according to Livability.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Arlington officials clarify tailgating rules for Dallas matches

At a town hall meeting hosted by Arlington city council member Mauricio Galante on Thursday night, Arlington police confirmed that tailgating itself will be allowed during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, by Friday morning, officials walked back that statement.

The Waco siege: A timeline of the 51-day confrontation between federal agents and the Branch Davidians

The 1993 Waco siege was a 51-day armed standoff between U.S. federal agents and the Branch Davidians, near Waco, Texas. Following a deadly February 28 ATF raid, the FBI began a siege that ended in a fire on April 19, killing 76 people inside.