Texas lawmakers push to restrict or ban Flock cameras
One bill would ban government use of license plate readers, while another would require warrants and limit their use to violent crime investigations.
Camp Mystic owners lose control of key bankruptcy decisions
The Eastland family, which owns Camp Mystic, will no longer control major decisions in the camp's bankruptcy case.
Texas has over 500 fewer Election Day polling locations than in 2018
Election officials say the growing use of countywide voting allows Texans to cast ballots at any polling place in their county, giving many voters more options despite the decline in the number of locations.
Texas Supreme Court steps into trans mailers case
The justices halted a deposition on Friday just before it was about to begin.
Judge orders depositions as TENT seeks to identify who is behind transgender mailers
A Texas transgender rights group is one step closer to identifying who is behind the controversial transgender mailers sent to homes across Texas.
Transgender rights group seeks court order to help identify source of mysterious mailers
A Travis County judge is set to hear arguments in a case that could provide the first legal pathway toward identifying who is behind controversial transgender mailers sent to homes across Texas.
Agent cuts ties with company linked to controversial Texas transgender flyers
The Wyoming company that served as the registered agent for the business listed on controversial transgender flyers mailed to Texas households says it is cutting ties with the organization.
Trans flyer group traces back to newly formed Wyoming LLC
As early voting gets underway in Texas, the CBS News Texas I-Team uncovers business records linking mysterious LGBTQ+ student mailers to a Wyoming-registered company just weeks before the election.
Who is behind the transgender mailers flooding Texas mailboxes?
The mailer, which presents itself as a resource guide for LGBTQ+ students, began appearing as early voting got underway for the 2026 midterm election.
Gas pipe ordered removed found after Lake Dallas explosion
Dangerous Poly-1 gas pipes remained in service years after Texas regulators ordered them removed, a CBS News Texas investigation found.
700 railroad crossings used by Texas school buses lack safety gates
Nearly 300 railroad crossings used by school buses in Texas have a history of crashes.
What are data centers? How AI is driving growth, energy use and pushback
The rapid growth of data centers is raising questions about electricity use, water consumption, environmental impacts, and where these facilities should be built.
Could tiny data centers be coming to your backyard?
Technology company SPAN wants to build thousands of tiny data centers and spread them across the country.
Did the newly installed flood sirens in the Texas Hill Country work?
At about 3:30 a.m., six privately installed flood sirens near campsites in Ingram activated as rising water triggered sensors.
As risk rises, thousands of Texans drop flood insurance
Only about 7% of homes in Texas have flood insurance.