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Shocking murders targeting Texas lawmen leave a community on edge. Was it a gang hit or could the killer be one of their own?
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Shocking murders targeting Texas lawmen leave a community on edge. Was it a gang hit or could the killer be one of their own?
Suburban Dallas officers were suspended in May after review identified several individuals who made false claims
Texas hot-air balloon pilot's medical history discussed at hearing into deadly crash over the summer
The revelations were part of a startling series of events southwest of Houston that Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls described as “heart-breaking"
State law requires women seeking abortion be given information, including a new booklet full of misinformation about cancer, suicide, infertility
Electoral College Members will formally cast their votes for president on Dec. 19
The 16-year-old student told police that he wrote his Snapchat user name at the top of a test, and that the instructor, Alaina Ferguson, contacted him via the social media platform soon after
Police say the victim was helping her mother unload groceries when the family was robbed and shot
Texas has allowed licensed concealed handguns in public since 1995, but universities had been off limits until Abbott signed a law last year allowing concealed carry on public campuses
Officials say bus crashed with tractor-trailer rig in Texas after football game late at night
Cyberbullying against Texas teenager had been going on for months, father says
A Waco police SWAT team negotiator successfully ended the conflict with the wanted man in his 50s who was barricaded in a shed in a residential neighborhood
Texas man explains why he stood outside mosque to spread message of solidarity for Muslims
Victim and three friends were wrapping up putts on the 17th hole at Indian Creek Golf Club when the alleged beating occurred
Texas would be the second U.S. state, after Florida, where mosquitoes have spread the virus
The Supreme Court has declined to take on the case of former Texas tycoon R. Allen Stanford, who has been convicted on fraud, conspiracy and obstruction charges
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to examine whether a convicted killer on death row is mentally disabled, which would make him ineligible for execution under the court's current guidance
The San Antonio 4 were accused of sexually assaulting two girls in 1994, and one of the girls has since recanted
Magistrate Judge John Primomo told people at a citizenship swearing-in ceremony that they "need to go to another country" if they object to Trump's presidency
Republican state senator denies charges the bill would actually force schools to out reluctant gay students to parents who may punish them
The demonstration started Saturday morning at an unveiling of the Texas African American History monument, and counter-protesters showed up
“There’s not another way. We’re building at that location,” said Kelcy Warren, the CEO of Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners
Jesse Dobbs, 21, is also being questioned in the murders of 16-year-old Kirsten Fritch's mother and younger sister
Chase Carter was allegedly upset about the election results and angry that his parents voted for a different candidate than he did
Houston police say 21-year-old Carl Conyers was last seen Tuesday afternoon by his roommate