Texas Border Patrol find spider monkey hidden in backpack, 2 U.S. citizens arrested

A spider monkey and more than $980,000 in cocaine were intercepted at the Texas-Mexico border last weekend, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Texas ICE officials arrest Tren de Aragua gang member from Venezuela

A 47-year-old Venezuela native and documented Tren de Aragua gang member was arrested on Wednesday in Bryan, Texas, by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the FBI and the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Dead body found on University of Texas campus

The University of Texas Police Department confirms that a dead body was found on the University of Texas campus overnight.

Former U.S. Attorney John Bash announced bid for Texas Attorney General

Former U.S. Attorney John Bash has announced his candidacy for Texas Attorney General, one day after Ken Paxton announced plans to run for Senate.

US 183A toll extension opens northwest of Austin

A new five-mile toll road has opened along the US 183 corridor between Leander and Liberty Hill.

Ken Paxton announced bid for Senate; John Cornyn responds

Texas AG Ken Paxton has announced he is running to unseat longtime U.S. Sen. John Cornyn. What could that primary look like and what does this mean for the 2026 general election?

Texas House advances bill to protect abuse victims from NDAs

Texas lawmakers unanimously voted to ban the use of non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs, to silence sexual abuse victims.

Ken Paxton eyes John Cornyn's Senate seat. Here's what the polls show

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton officially announced his bid for US Senate on Tuesday, bringing a Republican primary challenge to incumbent John Cornyn.

REAL ID deadline approaches. Here's what you need to know

State-issued driver's licenses and ID cards must fully comply with the REAL ID Act for all official federal government purposes.

Austin City Council forecasts rising budget deficits

In a work session on Tuesday, Austin City Council received a five-year financial forecast for the city's budget.

Austin City Council to decide whether city can fund I-35 cap and stitch project

Austin City Council will decide whether to fund caps and stitches over I-35, which are essentially deck plazas, that would connect east and west Austin.

Ken Paxton announces run for US Senate

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that he is challenging John Cornyn for his US Senate seat in 2026.

Liberty Hill property owner latest victim in seller impersonation fraud

If you own or are looking to buy land in Central Texas, scammers may be targeting you. More and more often, crooks are impersonating property owners, and trying to sell their land as if it's their own.