Supreme Court sides with Texas death row inmate
By a 5-3 vote, justices sided with inmate Bobby James Moore, who claims he should not be executed because he is intellectually disabled
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By a 5-3 vote, justices sided with inmate Bobby James Moore, who claims he should not be executed because he is intellectually disabled
Texas man served nine years in the fatal shooting of Belinda Temple
A popular football coach convicted of murdering his wife gets a chance at freedom -- can evidence withheld from his trial prove him innocent?
Restaurant apologizes after Texas woman finds mystery meat inside her barbacoa taco
Breana Talbott told police she was kidnapped and raped by three black men wearing masks, but cops had suspicions about her story "almost immediately"
Deputies initially responded to Normangee Police Chief Charles Herford's home, where a dispatcher reported hearing gunshots during a call with Herford’s wife
Mosquitoes that can carry Zika virus, dengue fever and chikungunya are common in the Houston region
The pair are accused of actions that investigators say led Brandy Vela to shoot herself in the chest and die in front of her horrified family
How components in yoga pants, cozy fleece jackets, and sweat-wicking athletic wear might be endangering marine life
The Lone Star State is one of most biologically diverse in America
“It was dumped right through here, all the way down to the bottom,” said Don Sutton, who found the mail
Texas residents are beginning to receive "Declaration of Taking" letters about their border land
James Bigby is the fourth Texas inmate and the sixth nationally to receive lethal injection in 2017
Jerilynn Huber -- in her second protest protecting her tree -- was served with a restraining order by a utility company in Dallas
The state gave $1.6 million to fund anti-abortion alternatives, but it hasn't worked out as planned
A grandmother was found dead in a metal shed outside a Texas home Sunday; her adult grandson is now facing murder charges
“I know I am guilty, and so do you,” James Bigby told a police negotiator after the Christmas Eve killings
Three-judge panel rules Republicans racially gerrymandered congressional districts to weaken electoral power of minorities
Man's body was found on grounds of Houston-area elementary school
Texas "bathroom bill" would require people to use public bathrooms that match sex on birth certificates
The university faces several federal lawsuits from women who say Baylor mishandled, ignored or suppressed their claims of assault for years
At least six people have died, more than a million acres have burned -- and thousands have been forced from their homes
Rolando Ruiz was convicted of accepting $2,000 to fatally shoot a San Antonio woman in a 1992 plot over life insurance
To the teens at Clark High in Plano, Texas, Officer Parker is a confidant and confidence booster
The two former campaign rivals of President Trump will be sworn into their cabinet positions this week