Tiera Strand death: Person of interest possibly current or former military, investigators say

It's been three years since Tiera Strand disappeared during a night out on 6th Street and her body was found 75 miles away in Bell County. Now law enforcement is releasing video of a person of interest.

FULL: Tiera Strand case update, three years later
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It's been three years since Tiera Strand went missing on 6th Street in downtown Austin and her body was found 75 miles away near Temple. Now Bell County law enforcement is releasing video of a person of interest in the case and asking for the public's help.

Hoffmans suing Minnesota lawmaker shooting suspect Vance Boelter

The Hoffmans have filed a civil lawsuit against the man accused of shooting them in their home during the Minnesota lawmaker shootings in June 2025.

Military training for arctic extremes begins in the Texas heat

Texas is not usually the first place considered when it comes to training for arctic conditions, but a new research facility at Baylor University will soon change that.

ICE officer charged with assault for February incident in MN

Hennepin County prosecutors are charging an ICE officer with two counts of assault for a February incident along Highway 62.

Will Texas call a special election to replace Rep. Tony Gonzales?

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Justice Sotomayor issues apology over Kavanaugh comments

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a public apology to Justice Brett Kavanaugh after making what she described as "inappropriate" comments in response to his opinion in a decision that lifted restrictions on immigration stops. 

San Marcos CISD special ed teacher helps students publish book

A San Marcos CISD special education teacher is being recognized for her amazing work inside and outside the classroom.

Boundary Waters mining bill approved by Senate after Sen. Smith protest

After Senator Tina Smith staged a protest Wednesday night to block a vote on a bill that would allow mining in the Boundary Waters, the U.S. Senate is now scheduled to vote on that bill Thursday morning.

San Francisco priest donates his kidney to another priest

Father Raymund Reyes and Father Francis Garbo are bonded by more than their faith: Reyes now has one of Garbo’s kidneys.