Sex toys vs. guns at protest against "campus carry" law
Huge demonstration at University of Texas as campaigners refuse to give up fight to keep guns off campus
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Court halts execution for Texas man on death row
The handling of Jeffrey Wood's case has drawn unusual condemnation, including from Republicans who support capital punishment
Houston police arrest suspect in store owner's decapitation
58-year-old auto parts store owner's body was found by friend inside his shop
Stranger in line at Walmart brings teacher to tears with kind gesture
Man steps in to help teacher buy school supplies saying "teachers don't get the recognition that they deserve"
Texan who picked up Zika in Miami is first for U.S.
The phrase "travel-related Zika" now carries new meaning, says CBS News' Dr. LaPook
Watch: Lightning strikes parents with son just steps away
Texas family recovering after couple was hit by lightning over the weekend
Zika case in Texas linked to Miami travel
This is the first Texas case to be linked to travel within the continental United States, officials say
Baby found dead in hot car outside Texas Walmart
The baby's father, who is an employee at the store, apparently left the boy in the car when he arrived at work at 6:15 a.m. on Friday
2 children found dead under home in Houston, police say
Children were found dead under a neighbor's house after their mother told someone that she had drowned them in a bathtub, police say
Texas sheriff's deputy was facing foreclosure
Investigators are exploring whether Craig Hutchinson, whose death prompted widespread attention, may have killed himself
Death of infant is first Zika-related fatality in Texas
Officials say the mom traveled to Latin America while pregnant, and is believed to have contracted the virus there
Family of Muslim teen arrested over clock sues in Texas
Ahmed Mohamed's civil rights were violated when he was handcuffed and suspended for trying to show off a homemade clock to teachers, lawsuit claims
Texas will soften voter ID law before November election
Federal courts have said the law discriminated against minorities
Cops: Shot that killed deputy fired from own gun
Investigators now probing whether the shooting death of Travis County, Texas Sgt. Craig Hutchinson could be suicide
Texas balloon accident highlights oversight failures
Industry insiders are calling out the "disparity" in standards for balloon operators versus plane or helicopter pilots
Company at center of hot air balloon crash suspends operations
Authorities say the balloon, which was operated by Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, hit high-tension power lines before crashing into a pasture
Friend defends doomed Texas hot air balloon pilot
Roommate of man allegedly piloting balloon flight that left 16 dead said he wants to counter "all kinds of reports out in the press"
Fmr. NFL player, wife slain; teen son charged
Antonio and Dawn Armstrong's 16-year-old son has been charged with murder; police say he claimed a masked man was behind the crime
On tragic anniversary, Texas allows guns on campus
Charles Whitman killed 19 people from a clock tower in Austin on Aug. 1, 1966; law allowing open carry of guns on campus in effect now
Newlyweds among victims of deadly hot air balloon crash, family says
As the two prepared to take the balloon ride, they texted family and posted on social media pictures of the balloon set up, the rising sun, and them in the basket
Death toll in large hot air balloon crash stands at 16
Officials say at least 16 died in disaster in Central Texas, but investigators are still picking through evidence
Deadly shooting in downtown Austin as bars close
Man shoots into crowd after disturbance, leaving at least one woman dead and four wounded; suspect still on the loose
Witness: Hot air balloon "went up like a big fireball"
Hot air balloon catches fire, crashes in Central Texas, causing what authorities describe as a "significant loss of life"
FAA was warned of potential high-fatality balloon accidents
Safety investigators recommended two years ago that the FAA impose greater oversight over commercial hot air balloon operators, but were ignored
Officer says Sandra Bland prosecutors silenced him
Prairie View officer Michael Kelley said prosecutors threatened to end his career if he revealed what he says is evidence of wrongdoing during the Illinois woman's arrest in Texas
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