Trump border wall: Texans receiving letters about their land
Texas residents are beginning to receive "Declaration of Taking" letters about their border land
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Texas executes man convicted of killing father and 4-month-old son
James Bigby is the fourth Texas inmate and the sixth nationally to receive lethal injection in 2017
67-year-old Texas woman climbs tree to protest unwanted trimming
Jerilynn Huber -- in her second protest protecting her tree -- was served with a restraining order by a utility company in Dallas
What happened when Texas tried to replace Planned Parenthood
The state gave $1.6 million to fund anti-abortion alternatives, but it hasn't worked out as planned
Woman's body found wrapped in blanket; grandson charged
A grandmother was found dead in a metal shed outside a Texas home Sunday; her adult grandson is now facing murder charges
Inmate to be executed in 1987 slayings of man, infant
“I know I am guilty, and so do you,” James Bigby told a police negotiator after the Christmas Eve killings
Federal judges find Texas gerrymandered maps on racial lines
Three-judge panel rules Republicans racially gerrymandered congressional districts to weaken electoral power of minorities
Man found dead at Texas elementary school
Man's body was found on grounds of Houston-area elementary school
Texas panel votes on "bathroom bill" after lengthy hearing
Texas "bathroom bill" would require people to use public bathrooms that match sex on birth certificates
Federal Title IX lawsuit against Baylor proceed, judge rules
The university faces several federal lawsuits from women who say Baylor mishandled, ignored or suppressed their claims of assault for years
Deadly wildfires devastate southern Plains
At least six people have died, more than a million acres have burned -- and thousands have been forced from their homes
Hit man in 1992 murder-for-hire scheduled for execution
Rolando Ruiz was convicted of accepting $2,000 to fatally shoot a San Antonio woman in a 1992 plot over life insurance
Texas officer keeps school safe while spreading joy
To the teens at Clark High in Plano, Texas, Officer Parker is a confidant and confidence booster
Perry, Carson confirmed by the Senate for Energy and Housing
The two former campaign rivals of President Trump will be sworn into their cabinet positions this week
Texas' top law enforcement agency investigating Baylor sexual assault allegations
The Texas Rangers confirmed Wednesday they are working with the McLennan County prosecutor’s office to “determine if further action is warranted”
Deaths reported in central U.S. tornadoes
Tornadoes touched down across the upper Midwest and northern Arkansas
Boy, 11, calls 911 as mom slain; found covered in blood
An 11-year-old boy in Texas called dispatchers after his dad fatally stabbed his mother, police say
High court orders new hearing for convicted killer
Texas prison inmate Duane Buck claims improper testimony about his race tainted his death sentence
Judge blocks Texas efforts to cut off Planned Parenthood from Medicaid
Although this ruling is a victory for Planned Parenthood, the bigger question remains over whether President Donald Trump will federally defund the organization
Tornadoes, storms damage dozens of homes in San Antonio area
Storms that pushed tornadoes through parts of Texas ripped roofs off homes and toppled auto-carrier cars of a freight train
Video shows man dragging dog behind motorized wheelchair
59-year-old Texas man Mario Cardona is facing animal cruelty charges
Accused murderer dies after fight with police officer in Texas
Joshua Henry, accused in the murder of a businesswoman, fatally shot by police officer during domestic disturbance
Held at $4 billion bond, murder suspect released on $151K
Justice of the Peace Claudia Brown told the Temple Daily Telegram “everything in the system is broken” and set the high bond as a way to make her point
Civil trial ordered of Texas prisons after heat deaths
A 58-year-old Waco-area taxi driver was among 22 inmates who have died from the heat in Texas prisons since 1998, a judge wrote
Texas renews anti-abortion efforts after SCOTUS defeat
Undeterred by the Supreme Court decision striking down sweeping abortion restrictions, Texas Republicans are pushing new measures
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