'Trump train' federal civil lawsuit: Texas jury finds man liable
A Texas jury found a San Antonio man liable in the "Trump train" federal civil lawsuit on Monday.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia retiring to take job in Austin: 'Unfortunately, you cannot keep secrets'
Garcia told city officials on Thursday that he is planning on retiring from law enforcement and taking an assistant city manager role overseeing public safety in Austin.
Texas vehicle inspection changes coming soon
Inspection stickers will soon be a thing of the past for most Texans starting Jan. 1, 2025. That's when House Bill 3297 will go into effect.
Texas AMBER Alert: Missing North Texas teen found safe in Austin
Authorities say the missing teen at the center of a statewide AMBER Alert has been found safe, but the investigation into her disappearance continues.
AMBER Alert update: Madison Carroll located by Austin police
Madison Carroll, the juvenile at the center of an AMBER Alert, has been safely located in Austin, thanks to the swift action of the Austin Police Department.
Missing: Daughter of former MLB pitcher not seen since August 22
Brenna Swindell, an Austin single mother and daughter of former MLB pitcher Greg Swindell, has not been seen since August 22 but her vehicle tags were recently seen in Colorado.
Father disappears driving back to Austin after visiting children in North Texas
Perry McCauley Jr., 35, was last seen in Christmas 2023 in Southlake, Texas. The father of three was there to visit his children before heading back to Austin, where he lives.
President Biden postpones trip to Austin after attempted assassination on Trump
President Joe Biden has decided to reschedule his planned trip to the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin following an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
Pitbull concert at UT Austin leaves 3 injured during SEC celebration
A big celebration at UT ended with several people going to the hospital. Police said there was a crowd crush during the Pitbull concert.
Criminal trespass charges against 79 UT Austin protesters dismissed: attorney
Travis County Attorney Delia Garza announced the criminal trespassing charges against nearly 80 pro-Palestine protesters on the UT Austin campus have been dismissed.
Austin woman accuses Burger King of putting racial slur on her receipt
An Austin woman is accusing a fast food restaurant of putting a racial slur on her receipt after she asked for a refund on an incorrect order.
Houston law firm files $100M lawsuit over Austin-Bergstrom airport employee's death
An airplane operations specialist Michael Wills lost his life in a fatal incident involving a fuel truck at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. A Houston law firm has now filed a $100 million lawsuit for his wrongful death.
Texas set to house the U.S.'s three most populous cities by 2100, report says
Current migration trends and growth rates show that by 2100, the Lone Star State could be home to the three most populous cities in the United States.
Texas files lawsuit over alleged destruction of border security measures
In a recent court filing, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused the federal government of destroying Texas' concertina wire along the border.
Galveston ranks among top snowbird retirement destinations in the U.S.
Galveston has emerged as a prime retirement destination, particularly for "snowbirds" seeking a well-rounded lifestyle split between two distinct seasons.
U.S. Border patrol urges migrants to avoid deadly border crossings in extreme heat
In an attempt to preserve human life, the U.S. Border Patrol Big Bend Sector warns people about illegally crossing the border into West Texas' deserts and mountains during extreme heat waves.
