Woman shoots, kills man who had a history of assaulting her, deputies say
Deputies in Harris County say a woman shot and killed a man for assaulting her, telling them it's not the first time he's attacked her.
2021 marks 55 years since deadly UT Tower Shooting
The shooting remained the deadliest shooting on a college campus for over 40 years until The Virginia Tech Shooting in 2007.
27 mile Moral March for Democracy ends with rally at Texas Capitol
The rally concludes the 27-mile Moral March for Democracy that began in Georgetown earlier this week and featured a performance from country music legend Willie Nelson.
Austin reportedly only has 16 ICU beds left due to COVID surge
“If we fail to come together as a community now, we jeopardize the lives of loved ones who might need critical care.”
Houston police identify suspect wanted in road rage murder of teen after Astros game
Houston police have identified and charged the wanted suspect in the road rage murder of a teen leaving the Astros game on July 6.
Kyle family surprised to find large centipede in daughter's room
Victor and Keyawna Glaze say they were in shock after discovering a nearly 8-inch long Texas redheaded centipede in their daughter's bedroom.
Fire Chief visits family that was wrongly told by 2 paramedics a 14-year-old special needs boy was dead
A heartwarming follow-up to a story about a local family who was told their child with special needs was mistakenly pronounced dead when he wasn’t. HFD Fire Chief Sam Pena visited the family to offer a formal apology.
'I will never stop fighting,' Texas Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee arrested during protest in Washington D.C.
Texas Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee was taken into police custody following a voting rights protest in Washington D.C.
ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill dies in Houston at 72
ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill passed away in his sleep at his home in Houston, according to his bandmates. He was 72.
Activists embark on voting rights march across Central Texas
The Moral March for Democracy brings together Democratic politicians and activists. It starts in Georgetown and will end in Austin.
"I was wrong:" Corsicana pastor regrets not getting vaccinated after contracting COVID-19
A Corsicana pastor says his fight against COVID-19 has changed his perspective on getting the vaccine.
Gunman in deadly Fort Worth shooting stoned to death by angry mob
Police say a group of people in Fort Worth stoned a gunman to death after he killed one person and injured three others.
Texas begins jailing border crossers on trespassing charges
The detainees are being held at what had been an empty state prison in Dilley, Texas, about 100 miles (160.93 kilometers) north of the border city of Laredo, said Robert Hurst, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. He said the converted facility will be able to hold more than 950 people.
Untreatable, deadly 'superbug' fungus outbreak reported at two North Texas hospitals
An untreatable 'superbug' fungus outbreak has been reported at two North Texas hospitals, the CDC reports. Formally known as Candida Auris, the fungus is a form of yeast that can be deadly to hospital and nursing home patients who have serious medical problems.
2 women face assault charges after American Airlines dispute, causing unexpected Phoenix landing
Two women are facing assault charges after an American Airlines flight dispute that caused an unexpected landing in Phoenix, authorities say.
Acid-shooting 'spider-scorpion' found in Texas park creeps out social media
The vinegaroon is named for its ability to shoot acidic vinegar from its whip
Plano house explosion that left 6 injured likely caused by gas leak, investigators say
There were multiple injuries after a reported explosion at a west Plano home on Monday afternoon destroyed the residence and damaged nearby homes.
2 HFD paramedics suspended after mistakenly telling grandmother of a 14-year-old special needs boy he was dead
As you can see by his infectious smile and laugh, 14-year-old Jacah Jefferson is very much alive.
Florida governor visits Texas border with Governor Abbott
Both governors say the blame falls on the Biden administration for the number of migrants crossing the border.
Hurricane Harbor Splashtown shut down following a chemical leak affecting over 60 attendees, officials say
What was supposed to be a fun Saturday at a Splashtown in Spring turned south for some residents after a reported chemical leak affected more than 60 attendees.