Lehman High School baseball coach on administrative leave following bullying allegations

The Lehman High School baseball program is under investigation for what the district calls a serious pattern of bullying involving some varsity and junior varsity players.

Robert Cluck, mayor who brought Dallas Cowboys to Arlington, dies at 87

Former Arlington Mayor Dr. Robert N. Cluck, a visionary leader who transformed the city into a global sports and economic destination by bringing the Dallas Cowboys to town, has passed away at the age of 87.

Minnesota BWCA: Vote postponed after Sen. Smith holds Senate floor in protest

U.S. Senator Tina Smith announced her intention to hold the Senate floor to protest legislation that would remove protections for the Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

Texas' rising gas prices hit drivers hard with major year over year spike

These cities currently lead Texas with the lowest fuel costs, even as statewide gas and diesel prices remain significantly higher than they were a year ago.

California woman served 14 drinks on Carnival cruise wins lawsuit after fall

A federal jury in Florida has found the cruise line company Carnival liable for injuries sustained by a woman who fell while heavily intoxicated aboard one of its cruises. The woman also alleged that a crewmember’s false statement prevented her from investigating whether she had been sexually assaulted.

James Talarico breaks national fundraising record in first quarter for Senate race

Texas state Rep. James Talarico has raised $27 million for his U.S. Senate campaign in the first quarter of 2026, breaking the record for any Senate candidate in a U.S. race. 

Man killed at Northeast Austin apartment complex; police say 5 involved

Five people, including three juveniles, were involved in the shooting death of a man at a Northeast Austin apartment complex last week, Austin police say.

Camp Mystic hearing Day 3: Judge moves trial date and evidence deadline

A legal battle is intensifying over the future of Camp Mystic as families of flood victims fight to block the camp’s reopening and preserve the site for the ongoing search for a missing 8-year-old girl.

Dilley ICE detainee at risk of death from lack of medical care, attorney says

Attorneys for a family held in a Dilley, Texas, ICE facility said the family has been held at the facility for nearly a year without proper medical care, leaving them with serious health issues and the mother at risk of death.

Cedar Park launches new rideshare public transportation plan

Cedar Park got off the CapMetro bus route nearly 30 years ago when residents voted to stop paying a sales tax to the transit agency.

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Cedar Park got off the CapMetro bus route nearly 30 years ago when residents voted to stop paying a sales tax to the transit agency. 

Dallas, Houston, and Austin rank among best U.S. cities for college graduates, study says

A new report from Redfin and Glassdoor names Dallas, Houston, and Austin among the top 10 U.S. cities for recent college graduates based on job opportunities, salaries, and housing affordability.

Jury finds Ticketmaster, Live Nation had concert venue monopoly

A Manhattan federal jury concluded that Live Nation and its Ticketmaster subsidiary held an unlawful monopoly in parts of the live entertainment market after a multi-state lawsuit.

Johnny Somali: What to know about Arizona 'internet troll' sentenced to prison in South Korea

An internet streamer with reported ties to Arizona has been sentenced to prison by a court in South Korea, following a number of incidents in that country. Here's what to know about the man who goes by the name "Johnny Somali" online.

White House study says DEI policies cost US economy by promoting unqualified managers

The White House released a study that found diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies hinder productivity by leading to inefficient management that undercuts economic growth.