Over the span of about a week, Texas received $459,000 in private donations for the state’s planned wall at the southern border, the governor’s office said Wednesday.
Over the last several days, Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents and law enforcement partners shut down six stash houses and arrested nearly 150 undocumented individuals throughout Laredo.
A bipartisan group of Congressional members Wednesday announced legislation that will change the way the U.S. military prosecutes crimes, including sexual harassment and assault.
A twice convicted child murderer from Central Texas who’s been behind bars for more than half-a-century is trying, again, to get out, this time reportedly for medical reasons.
Authorities say a second person has been charged in connection with the death of a 5-year-old Houston boy whose body was kept hidden in a storage unit.
Chilton ISD Superintendent Dr. Brandon Hubbard has been named the 2021 Region 12 Superintendent of the Year and regional nominee for the Texas State Superintendent of the Yea
The Copperas Cove Independent School District announced on Tuesday it will continue to offer free meals to all students during the upcoming school year.
The Waco Police Department is celebrating a success story that’s come out of one of their newer programs called the Career Criminal Apprehension Supervision Team (CCAST).
Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed 20 bills that were passed during this year’s legislative session, including two criminal justice priorities of the House speaker.
Fire station #5 in Temple has fire damage in the kitchen and smoke damage throughout the building after a kitchen fire Saturday evening because a stove was left on.
The family of deceased Fort Hood soldier Gregory Wedel Morales has more questions than answers a year after the soldier’s remains were found in Killeen.
Police detectives on Monday identified Janie Nickole Armour, 48, as a wanted fugitive who allegedly filed a false police report to benefit her in a potential civil case.
Fear has invaded the Mexican border city of Reynosa after gunmen in vehicles killed several people, including taxis drivers, workers and a nursing student.
This Trump supporter is divorced, disparaged by family and confronts a political recall drive, a state corruption investigation and federal charges. And yet, he remains determined. He sees himself as governor one day.
Temple Fire & Rescue said the fire that occurred at Station 5 at 510 North Apache erupted in the kitchen after a pan was left on a live stove while firefighters were responding to a call.
Forty years ago, three teenagers--Carl Baker, Anthony Freeman and Steve Booker--drowned while in custody of the Limestone County Sheriff’s Office. The teens are known as the Comanche Three, and forty years after their death, the memories are still strong for Baker’s family.
The number of lives COVID-19 has claimed in Central Texas since the start of the pandemic rose to more than 1,700 Friday and the statewide death toll rose to 51,000.
