Dallas family files the 2nd lawsuit against Camp Mystic after Central Texas flood killed 27

The parents of 8-year-old Eloise “Lulu” Peck have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Camp Mystic, alleging negligence and gross negligence in the July 4 flash flood that killed 27 campers and counselors along the Guadalupe River.

23-year-old suspected gang member charged with murder that shouldn't have happened

Harris County's criminal justice system gave Gabriel Menefee break after break. That may have cost 25-year-old Jaylon Ward his life. He's only 23 and Menefee already has eight mugshots.

Veterans Day 2025 Free Meals and Deals: Where Texas veterans eat and save on Nov. 11

Restaurants and retailers nationwide are honoring Veterans Day 2025 with free meals, special discounts, and exclusive offers for veterans and active-duty military members.

'Heaven's 27' parents file lawsuit against Camp Mystic, claiming 'gross negligence'

The lawsuit filed by the families of the Camp Mystic flood victims accuses the camp of gross negligence for ignoring life-threatening flash flood warnings and failing to evacuate campers, resulting in the entirely preventable deaths of 27 people.

Trinity River drowning: 2 teens dead, father recovered by authorities

Authorities have confirmed they have located a father who is believed to have drowned after attempting to save his teenage son and his son's friend, according to law enforcement.

Government shutdown: Flights canceled at Bush, Hobby airports due to FAA order

Dozens of flights have been canceled at Bush, Hobby airports as of Monday morning and there were 1,400 US flights are canceled nationwide as the FAA ordered airlines to cancel 10% of scheduled flights.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott launches 2026 re-election campaign

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced his re-election bid for a fourth term in 2026, aiming to become the state's longest-serving governor while emphasizing continued economic growth and conservative policies.

Texas’ most-burglarized city is not Dallas or Houston, according to report

The SafeWise report names Calvert, Texas as the state's most-burglarized city based on 2023 data, highlighting that high burglary rates often occur in smaller towns and showing a rise in the national average loss per incident to $6,000.