Texas AG Ken Paxton unveils redesigned website for Crime Victim Services

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the launch of a redesigned, mobile-friendly website for the state’s Crime Victim Services Division to provide victims, advocates, and service providers with faster and safer access to essential resources.

Meth found inside alcohol containers at border; Texas woman arrested

A Texas woman is facing a felony drug charge after TABC officials found meth concealed inside alcohol containers at the Texas-Mexico border.

Social media influencer Ash Trevino arrested in Texas on felony fraud warrants

Social media influencer Ashley Nicole Trevino, known online as Ash Trevino, was arrested in North Texas on Dec. 17 on active felony warrants for healthcare and welfare fraud, according to court records.

Man convicted of murder in downtown 'gun battle' that killed teen in 2021

A man has been convicted of murder and deadly conduct in connection with a downtown Austin “gun battle” that killed a teenager in 2021.

38-year-old victim dies in fatal New Braunfels pedestrian accident

A 38-year-old pedestrian has died after being struck by a vehicle on an I-35 frontage road in New Braunfels on Friday night.

1 suspect dead after shooting 2 deputies at San Antonio-area home

A 38-year-old suspect was killed and two Bexar County deputies were wounded during an exchange of gunfire at a domestic disturbance call on Wednesday morning.

Austin man in custody after fatal stabbing in northeast Travis County

A man in his 40s was killed in a northeast Travis County stabbing early Sunday morning, leading to the arrest and murder charge of 30-year-old Faran Abdolrahimi.

Polling shows tight GOP Primary as Texas Senate Race heats up

John Cornyn faces high-profile primary challenges from Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt, while Democrats Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico compete for their party's nomination in the tightening 2026 Texas U.S. Senate race.

Texas cities face fines up to $125,000 as state begins policing public restroom access

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a public tip line to enforce the state’s new bathroom law while cities like Austin move to build inclusive facilities amid expected legal challenges.

6 Texas rivers where you are most likely to encounter snakes

Discover the incredible variety of snakes living in Texas's most famous rivers, from the rare Brazos water snake to the venomous timber rattlesnakes of the East Texas pine forests.

Rollingwood police investigate early morning gunfire and vehicle theft

Rollingwood police are investigating an early morning vehicle theft involving gunfire on Park Hills Drive that prompted a brief shelter-in-place order before the stolen car was recovered.

Hwy 183 North Project almost complete

The Hwy 183 North Project will fast track the link from Liberty Hill to downtown Austin, with new express lanes and no red lights.

Several Central Texas cities no longer have license plate readers

License plate readers played a key role in catching the Brown University shooting suspect, but several Central Texas cities recently got rid of theirs.

FBI crisis dog who comforted Uvalde families retires after a decade of service

After a decade of service and 140 national assignments, including high-profile deployments to Uvalde and the Pulse nightclub, Gio, the FBI's first crisis response canine, is retiring to live with his longtime handler.