Texas State University launches first-ever satellite into space

A Texas State University student-built satellite lifted off aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket as part of a NASA resupply mission. This marked the university’s first-ever satellite launch.

Camp Mystic flooding probe: Judge appoints new prosecutor, hearing over search warrants postponed

A hearing has been delayed as the Texas Rangers seek to uncover digital evidence in an investigation into Camp Mystic’s preparation and response to deadly flooding that happened in July 2025. 

Texas files lawsuit against Gerber alleging deceptive baby food safety claims

Texas has filed a lawsuit against Gerber and Nestlé, alleging the companies deceptively marketed baby foods as safe and pure despite internal tests showing toxic heavy metals like lead and arsenic.

Texas lawmaker asks Ken Paxton to investigate Transgender Education Network of Texas

Texas Rep. Jeff Leach has asked Attorney General Ken Paxton to investigate the Transgender Education Network of Texas over a "Back to School Toolkit" he claims may violate state law.

Travis Co. Clerk gives look at election logistics
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Early voting starts Oct. 19, and the Travis County Clerk is preparing for what could be a historic turnout of voters this election cycle. 

Paxton vs. Talarico: Where They Stand on the Border

Democrats and Republicans have long held strong, differing viewpoints on immigration and border security and those differences are still apparent in the Texas Senate race, with Republican Ken Paxton known for defending the state's enforcement of its own border policies and Democrat James Talarico calling for federal reform.

Texas bans use of state grant money for Flock cameras

Texas Comptroller Don Huffines signed an executive order Tuesday prohibiting state grant money from being used for Flock cameras and other license plate trackers. 

City of Austin, UT Austin close to agreement on preserving Muny

The City of Austin and the University of Texas at Austin are close to an agreement to preserve the Lions Municipal Golf Course, also known as Muny.

Voting rights groups sue Texas over delayed online voter registrations

Voting rights groups in Texas have filed a lawsuit alleging the state violated a 2021 settlement agreement after technical problems with the Department of Public Safety's web portal caused a delay in voter registrations for months.

Texas Senate race remains a dead heat as early voting approaches

Texas' top candidates for the U.S. Senate again find themselves in a virtual tie with less than a week before early voting begins. 

Attempted ATM burglary in Gillespie County under investigation

The Gillespie County Sheriff's Office is asking for information in relation to the attempted burglary of an ATM in Harper on Sept. 20.

Lubbock County Judge denies sexual contact allegations made by justice of the peace

Lubbock County Judge Curtis Parrish called allegations of unwanted physical contact by Justice of the Peace Susan Rowley "preposterous" following an audio release.

GameStop thefts: Police looking for man possibly involved in multiple incidents

The Leander Police Department is asking the public for help identifying a man who was captured on surveillance camera allegedly stealing merchandise from a GameStop and may be involved in similar thefts.

Largest wiener dog statue revealed in Buda
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The City of Buda has long been known for its famous wiener dog races. But now its turned that appreciation for man's best friend into a statue you have to see to believe.

Gov. Abbott activates Texas emergency resources as remnants of Hurricane Simon pose flood threat

Governor Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to activate state emergency response resources as heavy rain and potential flash flooding threaten West Texas and other portions of the state.