$1.1M in stolen concert investments lands Texas show promotion scammer in prison

A Dallas man has been sentenced to prison for scamming investors out of $1.1 million meant for Tyler, the Creator, Bad Bunny, Beyoncé and other high-profile artists' concerts. 

Texas Top 10 Most Wanted gang member arrested in Mexico for El Paso murder

A Texas Top 10 Most Wanted fugitive and Piru gang member wanted for murder was captured in Mexico and deported to the U.S. following an anonymous tip.

Border agents rescue injured hiker in Texas with Black Hawk helicopter

A hiker at a Texas state park is recovering after being rescued by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection team in a Black Hawk helicopter.

AMBER Alert: 12-year-old found safe; suspect charged, vehicle located

A 12-year-old girl at the center of an AMBER Alert has been found safe, says law enforcement. A suspect has also been charged in connection with the alert.

Coast Guard swimmer who saved 165 during Texas floods honored at State of the Union

A member of the Coast Guard who was credited with saving more than 100 people from the deadly Texas floods in 2025 was honored at the State of the Union address Tuesday night.

Texas Senate Primary candidates Ken Paxton, John Cornyn attend Trump's State of the Union address

Texas Representative Troy Nehls has invited State Attorney General Ken Paxton to President Trump’s 2026 State of the Union address, a move that brings the contentious Texas Republican Senate primary between Paxton and incumbent John Cornyn to the national stage.

Lakeway residents concerned about ordinance
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Some Lakeway residents are concerned about their property values going down if an ordinance regarding lake views is repealed. The mayor says it is to limit the city's liability.

Uhland graduation party shooting: Teen charged with murder out on bond

A teen charged with murder in Caldwell County is now out on bond, after his bond was reduced twice. The victim's mother says she's still furious.

Texas sues Aid Access over mailing abortion pills to residents

Texas has filed a lawsuit against the international organization Aid Access, alleging the group is violating state law by mailing abortion-inducing pills to Texas residents.

Train in Texas Panhandle searched by SWAT team after report of armed person on board

A train traveling through the Texas Panhandle on Tuesday was stopped and searched by a SWAT team after a report that an armed person was on board, according to authorities.

Texas Secretary of State voting update: March 3 Primary Election Guide

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson is urging voters to use official resources and prepare for the upcoming March 3 Primary Election as early voting totals surpass one million.

Burn ban extended in Travis County

The burn ban in Travis County has been extended in unincorporated areas due to continued dry conditions.

Trump in Texas: President expected to visit Lone Star State on Friday

President Donald Trump is expected to visit the Lone Star State on the final day of early voting and just days before the primary.