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The 71-year-old Florida woman was at the Austin airport waiting for her connecting flight, but she didn’t hear that the gate had changed and missed it.

The new pumper truck for the Lake Drive fire station is called “Lucky Number 7.”

Attorneys representing several landowners and Texas Central Railroad are scheduled to meet on April 7 in a Dallas County courtroom to determine whether Texas Central is obligated to provide sworn answers about the project.

The state’s top law enforcement agency will beef up its presence in Austin and help local police handle violent crime and traffic incidents, city and state officials said Monday.

If passed, Senate Bill 224, would make catalytic converter theft a felony in Texas and prosecutors could treat it as an organized crime.

The organization announced on social media, the addition of some new “Texas-sized” treats that will be served at the ballpark this season.

Two bills, authored by Sen. Bryan Hughes, (R-Mineola), that restrict and criminalize drag shows have passed senate committee.

The Waco Police Department is currently investigating a capital murder where one suspect is in custody.

Baylor student launches company to shed light on challenges of epilepsy, unplanned hospital visits

911 dispatchers in Texas are seeking first responder designation through House Bill 1486, which would also provide mental health leave. Representative Stan Gerdes of House District 17 introduced the bill to recognize the importance of these telecommunication officers who are often the first point of contact during emergencies.

With Easter around the corner, the United States Customs and Border Patrol are reminding travelers that cascarones, confetti-filled eggshells, are restricted to 12 or less per passenger.

The Temple Police Department is investigating an attempted kidnapping of an eight-year-old girl.

Authorities discontinued an Amber Alert for a 6-year-old boy from Texas.

Aggies had the chance to give back to their community during the largest student-led service project in the United States.

A Lubbock ISD student is headed to Washington D.C. after winning the regional spelling bee in Lubbock Saturday.

March 25, 2022, at 8:30 a.m. the Western United Life Building in Downtown Midland was brought to the ground.

The Killeen Police Department is actively investigating a shooting that took the life of one person, early Saturday morning.

A woman was booked into the Clay Co. Jail on Friday night for murder.

The work week has concluded but the protests at West Texas A&M University continue over a canceled event, surrounding an email from the president of the university which has led to a lawsuit.

Police in South Texas said Friday that two migrants were found dead and at least 10 were hospitalized after authorities received a call that they were “suffocating” in a train car traveling near the U.S.-Mexico border.

A 17-year-old has been charged with kidnapping two migrants whose rescue from a Houston hotel by FBI agents ended in gunfire that killed another suspect.

Bernardo Hernandez-Gonzalez, 46, reportedly abused four victims over several years.

The lawsuit comes after protests each day this week, calling for university president Walter Wendler to reinstate the drag show and step down.

Shot and left paralyzed in May 2021, Jaira Kirven gives an update on how those events have affected her, as ex-boyfriend awaits sentencing.

Police in Central Texas say a 14-year-old girl who was the subject of an Amber Alert has been located.

A Navasota High School teacher was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigations, on suspicion of possessing and distributing child pornography.

“You put me back in the White House, America will be a free nation once again,” Trump told supporters.

Fort Hood will officially be redesignated Fort Cavazos on May 9, 2023, in honor of Gen. Richard Edward Cavazos, a native Texan who served in the Korean and Vietnam wars.

A Wednesday evening crash just west of Idalou has left one Lubbock woman dead.

It happened at 3125 Bradford Place Wednesday morning.