Travis County holds jury trial by Zoom, possibly nation’s first
It may be a small Class C misdemeanor case, but it could change how courts operate during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pet cats in Texas first in state to test positive for coronavirus
Texas scientists have reported finding two pet cats with the coronavirus — the first in the state.
Man, 44, wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting child in Houston
Houston police and Crime Stoppers are asking for the public's help to locate a man wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting a child between August 2019 and May 2020.
Amber Guyger appeals murder conviction, asks for a lesser charge and sentence
The legal team for former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger has filed an appeal with the Fifth Court of Appeals in hopes of overturning her murder conviction.
Police: Houston pastor admitted to sexually assaulting boy, more victims possible
Houston police say the pastor of a local church has been charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child, and investigators believe there could be more victims.
Man charged with murder of Fort Hood soldier who was found dead beside road
A Texas man has been charged with murder in the slaying of a Fort Hood soldier whose body was found beside a road four miles from where his burned SUV was found.
TABC arrests store clerk connected to crash that killed Thin Blue Line MC members
According to a release, Ranelle Diane Welch turned herself into Kerr County authorities on Thursday afternoon following the TABC’s investigation.
Army: Fort Hood has some of the "highest numbers" of violent acts, sexual harassment cases
"There is clearly more that must be done"
Texas man charged after allegedly spending COVID-19 business aid on Lamborghini, strip clubs
The U.S. Department of Justice said that Lee Price III allegedly obtained more than $1.6 million in fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loans.
Texas medical board warns physicians who claim COVID-19 cure
The Texas board that licenses doctors has warned physicians that it could take action against anyone who falsely advertises a cure for COVID-19.
‘Shame on all of you’: Obituary blames politicians and 'selfish people' for man’s COVID-19 death
The obituary called out the “ignorant, self centered and selfish people” who refused to follow advice of medical experts amid the pandemic.
Body of Fort Hood soldier recovered after boating incident
No further details have been released about the boating incident.
Don't wear a mask in Houston, receive $250 fine
The citation for not wearing a face covering in public as outlined in the Texas mask mandate comes with a $250 fine.
23 crosses held outside El Paso Walmart on first anniversary of shooting
Crosses bearing the names of each of the 23 people killed were carried from a nearby park to the Walmart.
APD believe protesters plan to "scale buildings" as demonstrations continue throughout the city
Protesters have begun to gather and clash with Austin police in front of Garrett Foster's memorial on 4th and Congress.
Driver involved in fatal shooting at Austin protest identified
The man allegedly did not know there was a protest going on in downtown Austin.
Dallas dispatchers answer call for help, donate groceries to senior citizen without food
A group of Dallas dispatchers banded together to help a senior citizen who called 911 for help because she didn’t have anything to eat.
Shelter-in-place lifted in SW Houston following 3-alarm fire
The shelter-in-place order for some residents in the southwest Houston area has been lifted as firefighters continue to extinguish what was a 3-alarm fire on Friday afternoon.
US Navy's 1st Black female Tactical Aircraft pilot earns 'Wings of Gold'
The U.S. Navy has welcomed its first Black female Tactical Aircraft pilot.
High school sweethearts who overcame cancer and strokes beat COVID-19 with help of caring doctor
Robert Beecham and his wife, Janice, overcame COVID-19 thanks to the diligent and empathetic efforts of Dr. Satyam Nayak.