What Trump’s reclassification of marijuana means for Texas

On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. It’s an effort to open new pathways for medical research and signals a significant shift in federal drug policy.

Texan wins $5 million on Texas Lottery scratch-off ticket

A Midland resident is $5 million richer this week after hitting the jackpot on a Texas Lottery scratch-off ticket.

Texas man arrested in Mississippi after sheriff finds 19 kilos of cocaine during traffic stop

Harrison County Sheriff Matt Haley said deputies seized roughly 19 kilograms of cocaine that is worth more than $1 million on the street after pulling over a semi-truck on Interstate 10.

APD looking for 5 suspects accused of assaulting victims on 6th St.

Police are asking for help identifying five suspects involved in an assault on 6th Street. This happened after the UT Austin vs Texas A&M game.

Man's child sex abuse charges dismissed after more than 20 years in prison

A man who has spent more than 20 years in prison will soon be free after the woman who claimed he had sexually abused her as a child said it never happened.

San Marcos officers trained for mental health crises

The San Marcos Police Department is celebrating a new milestone, as more than half of the department is now Mental Health Peace Officer certified.

Texas' largest medical cannabis facility opens in Bastrop

The state’s largest medical cannabis facility is now open in Bastrop. Texas Original's new facility is nearly 10 times the size of their existing headquarters.

Texas gets restraining order against TV maker after software lawsuit

A temporary restraining order has been put in place against Hisense after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit claiming the company spied on Americans.

Austin safety pilot program results show decrease in left-turn crashes with pedestrians

Austin's Vision Zero program started a pilot last year, putting up delineator posts and speed humps to try to reduce the number of left-turn crashes where pedestrians are hit. The results are now in.

Austin ISD sues North Austin residents over plans to sell former school site

Austin ISD is suing residents in North Austin over plans to sell a former school site. Neighbors said the district’s proposal could permanently change their community.

Bee Cave residents speak out against development changes

Bee Cave residents are speaking out as a developer is trying to bring changes to one of the city's largest projects.