Texas woman accused of starving rescue dogs as more than 80 are saved, over 100 feared dead

More than 80 dogs were saved, but possibly more than 100 could be dead. Donald Calhoun, an investigator with the Tyler County DA's Office, calls this case, which they are continuing to investigate, heartbreaking.

South Texas man sentenced 18 years for sexting minor, holding 11,000+ of child porn

A 36-year-old South Texas man was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for the possession and distribution of thousands of child sexual abuse materials involving victims ranging from newborns to 13-year-olds.

Fleet Week Houston: US Navy, City of Houston announce participating ships

The U.S. Navy, in partnership with the City of Houston, has announced the lineup of ships participating in the first-ever Fleet Week Houston event in April.

Texas school voucher program hits 200,000 applications, doubling initial capacity before deadline

The story details how applications for the Texas Education Freedom Accounts have surged past 200,000, far exceeding the program's initial 90,000-student capacity and triggering a state-mandated prioritization process for low-income families and students with disabilities.

Livingston pursuit: Missouri man arrested following pursuit

A Missouri man is facing charges after leading authorities on a pursuit through Livingston that was caught on camera.

From classroom to capitol: Union leader challenges lawmaker in November election

Veteran teacher and union leader Michelle Williams wins the Democratic primary for Texas House District 127. Now, she’s taking on incumbent Republican Charles Cunningham—a member of the committee that decides on the very education laws she fought in the classroom.

Court ruling settles Texas-Oklahoma border fight over Red River property rights

Texas successfully defended its border sovereignty after a court dismissed an Oklahoma landowner's legal attempt to claim state property along the Red River.

Houston Rodeo releases statement following weekend fights causing carnival to close early

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has released a statement after fights occurred over the weekend in the carnival area causing the area to close early “out of an abundance of caution."

Texas Dairy Queen brings back minty favorites for St. Patrick’s Day

Texas Dairy Queen locations have launched the new Mint Crunchin’ Cookie Dipped Cone and brought back the fan-favorite Mint OREO Blizzard for St. Patrick’s Day.

Texas unveils new specialty license plates honoring veterans and first responders

Texans will have several new ways to display their military service, professional background, and charitable support on their vehicles following the release of a new series of specialty license plates.

Beaumont Highway crash: Man knocked into ditch trying to retrieve jet ski

A man was hospitalized after he was hit while trying to retrieve his jet ski off Beaumont Highway in northeast Harris County near Sheldon.

Houston murder investigation leads to federal drug trafficking and firearms charges

Johna Robinson faces murder and federal drug charges after the fatal shooting of Terribia Dembry on Grant Rd. in Feb. that led to an investigation into meth trafficking and illegal firearms.

Richardson father of 6, who served with U.S. forces, dies in ICE custody one day after arrest

An Afghan wartime ally and father of six died Saturday morning less than 24 hours after being taken into federal immigration custody in North Texas, according to family members and officials.