Texas lawmakers pass bill to improve state's junk science law

The changes suggested to Texas' junk science law come from an out-of-session committee meeting that happened at the end of last year.

Houston man sues Whataburger after getting meal with onions

A Houston man has sued Whataburger after he allegedly had an allergic reaction. He claims he received onions on his meal after he asked for no onions.

Mom accused of buying ammo, tactical gear for son who threatened mass violence

A Texas mother is accused of buying ammunition and tactical gear for her son who had repeatedly shown a desire to “commit acts of mass violence” at school.

Women accused of impersonating nurses, stealing from seniors

Two women have been arrested for impersonating nurses and stealing from residents at a senior living community in Buda. They are also believed to have operated across Central Texas from Georgetown to Kyle.

Georgetown man charged with murder for deadly shooting of 22-year-old

A man was arrested in connection with a deadly shooting near Georgetown last month, the Williamson County Sheriff's Office said.

Suspect in Dallas shooting that killed Houston-area real estate agent released on bond

Kendrick Finch is accused of shooting and killing Houston-area real estate agent Ashlee Long in Downtown Dallas after a man Long was with brushed his hand on Finch's car.

Killeen Fire Captain killed in crash to be laid to rest on May 20

Funeral arrangements have been announced for Killeen Fire Captain Marvin Taylor III. Taylor was killed in a crash on Mother's Day after leaving a hospital where he had just welcomed his fifth child.

Austin police chief releases results from 100-day plan

Austin police chief Lisa Davis has released the results of her 100 day plan, which includes recent APD initiatives and the results of a public safety survey.

Truck hits 6 people in San Marcos; driver was intoxicated, police say

A Waco man is facing multiple felonies after allegedly driving his truck into a group of pedestrians in a crosswalk overnight in San Marcos. Police say he was intoxicated.

Thousands lose power in WilCo in nearly triple-digit temps

Thousands of people in Williamson County dealt with power outages on Tuesday, May 13. It came just as temperatures reached nearly triple digits for the first time this year.

Killeen fire captain killed in crash; man charged with intoxication manslaughter

A Killeen fire captain was killed in a crash on Mother's Day, just shortly after welcoming his fifth child into the world. Another man has been arrested for intoxication manslaughter in connection with the crash.

Man killed while riding CapMetro bus in South Austin: APD

Police said officers responded to the 500 block of S Lamar Blvd. after receiving multiple calls about a man covered in blood on a CapMetro bus.

Travis County fire officials launch wildfire readiness initiative

Travis County fire officials want you to be ready for wildfire season. They shared how homebuilders and property owners can protect buildings from fire danger.

Abbott signs business bills as deal on education funding gets closer

A big deal on education funding that includes a teacher pay raise appears to be in the making. On May 14, the Texas governor, lieutenant governor, and house speaker said they are confident a multi-billion dollar package will be passed

Mother of victim killed while trying to recover stolen car in Del Valle speaks out

Austin police have arrested two boys in connection to the murder of a man who was shot and run over while trying to recover his family’s stolen car in Del Valle.

West Nile: Annual mosquito trapping season starts in Williamson County

The Williamson County and Cities Health District (WCCHD) has started its annual mosquito trapping season and testing for West Nile virus.