SNAP freeze ends as food banks talk lingering financial 'ripple effect'
Following the end of the government shutdown, full SNAP benefits are being restored to Central Texans on or after November 14, though organizations like the Central Texas Food Bank predict a continued ripple effect from the disruption.
Millions of Texans face huge premium hike as ACA tax credits expire
The enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits, which helped millions of Texans afford health insurance, are set to expire, threatening to significantly raise the state's already high uninsured rate unless Congress acts by mid-December.
Cuts could be coming to Manor ISD after $385 million bond proposal fails
The money would have gone to fund projects across Manor ISD for the next 6–8 years, but now the district will have to look to other sources of revenue, including making cuts to fix the issues they're facing.
TxDOT to spend nearly $300 million on bike, pedestrian projects
The Texas Department of Transportation has announced nearly $300 million in funding for numerous bicycle and pedestrian projects across the state.
Texas DPS trooper 'sent home' after incident at Texas A&M vs South Carolina game
A Texas DPS trooper was sent home after an incident captured during a broadcast of the Texas A&M football game against South Carolina on Saturday, according to the agency.
Texas A&M pulls off biggest comeback in school history to beat South Carolina
No. 3 Texas A&M rallied from a 27-point deficit to remain undefeated with a 31-30 victory over South Carolina on Saturday – the biggest comeback in school history.
Texas lawmakers ask Trump for priority when reimbursing border security efforts
After President Donald Trump's “One Big Beautiful Bill” passed in July, states who spent their own money on U.S. border security are still waiting on the $13.5 billion allocated for reimbursement.
9 'Antifa cell members' indicted in connection with Alvarado ICE shooting
Nine suspects were indicted Thursday in connection with a “planned ambush" attack on officers at an ICE facility in Alvarado on July 4.
Round Rock deadly shooting believed to be case of domestic violence: police
Investigators have identified the victim and suspect in a deadly shooting Thursday night in Round Rock. While the investigation is still ongoing, police have classified this as a case of domestic violence.
Woman pleads guilty to lying about fraud from International Space Station
The woman had claimed that her spouse had illegally accessed her bank account while deployed in orbit.
Daniel Sanchez trial: Jury begins deliberations on Day 6
A jury will soon decide if an Austin Police Officer will spend time behind bars for shooting and killing a man in 2022.
Austin ISD releases latest version of closure, consolidation plan ahead of board vote
Austin ISD has released the latest version of its school closure and consolidation plan. Ten schools are still on the chopping block.
Google announces $40 billion plan to open 3 new AI data centers in Texas
Silicon Valley tech giant Google is making its footprint bigger in Texas with a new $40 billion investment in data centers and artificial intelligence.
Former NBA player Patrick Beverley arrested in Texas
Former NBA player Patrick Beverley was arrested Friday in Fort Bend County, Texas, according to court records.
Officers seize nearly 9,000 rounds of ammo at Texas border
The vehicle containing the contraband was driven by a 65-year-old man attempting to cross into Mexico.
WATCH: Couple rescues sea turtle trapped on Texas coast
A Texas couple came to the rescue of a sea turtle they found trapped between some rocks on the coast of Port Aransas.
1 killed in downtown Round Rock shooting; suspect found dead: police
The suspect in a deadly shooting in downtown Round Rock has been found dead, police say.


















