Men accused of using Grindr to target robbery victims: feds
A grand jury indicted the four men with federal hate crime and conspiracy charges
Texas
Sheriff pushes back against Texas' "sanctuary city" ban
Gov. Greg Abbott signs law banning so-called "sanctuary cities" in Texas
Controversial "sanctuary city" ban signed into law by Texas governor
Governor Gregg Abbot took the unusual step of signing the bill during a Facebook Live broadcast with no public notice in advance
Family sues officer and department in connection to 15-year-old's death
Lawsuit seeks broad damages for Jordan Edwards' death; no hearings have been scheduled
Texas proposes allowing adoption agencies to ban Jews, Muslims, gays
The bill had been scheduled for debate and approval Saturday in the state House, but it is not expected to come up next week
"We are not ready to make a martyr of our son": Funeral held for teen shot by Texas cop
Former Balch Springs Police Officer Roy Oliver has been charged with murder in the shooting death of Jordan Edwards, 15
Police officer who fatally shot Texas teen charged with murder
Roy Oliver, 37-year-old former Balch Springs officer, turned himself in Friday night
Hundreds of birds dead after slamming into skyscraper
The flock apparently became disoriented by the building's lights and collided with the tower in Galveston, Texas
Texas' "sanctuary city" ban unpopular with police chiefs
Texas lawmakers approve bill that gives police officers, sheriff's deputies power to enforce federal immigration laws
Pregnant teacher doesn't let labor stop her lesson plans
"Teachers are never fully disconnected from their classrooms..."
"Sanctuary city" ban passes Texas Legislature
Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has pledged to sign the bill into law that allows police to ask about a person's immigration status
Police officer fired after fatally shooting unarmed teen
Roy Oliver, six-year veteran, was terminated for violating department policies in shooting death of Jordan Edwards
Good Samaritans race to save kids from raging flood
Strangers help rescue two children trapped inside overturned truck in Texas
Deadly tornado tears through woman’s dream wedding
Jessica Carter and Kyle Carpenter were minutes away from getting married when Carter's sister and brother-in-law's house was obliterated
Tornadoes, severe storms strike Texas, Central U.S.
Severe weather, including tornadoes, high winds, hail and flooding, killed at least 16 people in Texas and the Central U.S. this weekend
Deadly tornadoes, severe floods hit South, Midwest
At least 14 people died across four states amid severe weather -- including a volunteer fire department chief in Arkansas
Texas cop staged elaborate fake death then fled to Mexico, police say
Affidavit states that Coleman Martin staged an elaborate scheme to make it appear as if he drowned in a lake
Radio host Alex Jones loses custody battle with ex-wife
Jury in Texas strips right-wing radio host of primary custody after contentious trial
Grandpa building priceless memories for his granddaughter
From the moment Jimmy White found out his daughter was pregnant, he decided to become a spoiling kind of grandpa
Parents build mini Blockbuster for son with autism
When the 20-year-old's family found out his beloved store was closing, they gave him his very own movie section
Cops: Teacher had sex with two students at same time
Heather Lee Robertson, 38, of Lufkin, Texas, is charged with four counts of improper relationship between educator and student
"Fearless" Texas feline hangs out with rattlesnake
Authorities are calling it a “fearless” feline: a cat who was pictured just inches away from a rattlesnake
Fire department hires first female firefighter in 105-year history
Bree Rios, whose father has worked for the Harlingen Fire Department for more than 20 years, is the only woman to pass the fire department's exam in its entirety
Generous man treats people to $1,300 worth of ice cream
For nearly three hours, this stranger stood by a checkout counter offering to buy people ice cream
Federal judge strikes down Texas' voter ID law -- again
Floyd Carrier says he wasn’t allowed to vote because he did not have one of the photo IDs required under a 2011 law
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2 women advanced further in Navy SEAL tryouts than any in history
2 Native American women make history in midterms
All the House districts that flipped in the midterm elections
The 2026 blue wave, in charts
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