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When officers arrived at a home in Dallas they found 49-year-old Kristie Marie Acosta suffering from at least one gunshot wound and witnesses said it was her son who pulled the trigger.
In Texas, a man pleaded guilty to seeking $24.8 million in PPP loans using the names of 11 different companies to make loan applications to 11 lenders.
Roma, a town of 10,000 people with historic buildings and boarded-up storefronts in Texas' Rio Grande Valley, is the latest epicenter of illegal crossings, where growing numbers of families and children are entering the United States to seek asylum.
The NCAA has hired a civil rights law firm to conduct a gender-equity review for its men's and women's basketball tournaments less than a week after the organization was widely criticized for disparities between the tournaments.
Rutgers University in New Jersey is requiring students enrolled for the 2021 fall semester to receive their COVID-19 vaccine.
Two separate groups, lead by Texas lawmakers, are traveling to the southern part of the Lone Star State on Friday to spotlight the surge of unaccompanied children crossing the US-Mexico border in recent weeks.
The Drug Enforcement Administration's Dallas field office met with local law enforcement, school districts, and hospitals to discuss the growing impact of fentanyl on students and communities in North Texas.
DPS said it happened on on Royalwood Circle approximately 0.2 miles east of CR 803 in Johnson County around 1:30 p.m. Thursday.
The Texas Rent Relief program launched more than a month ago with $1.3 billion to give to tenants and landlords, but so far, the state has only approved less than 1% of applicants.
The National Medal of Honor Museum won't open in Arlington for a few more years, but the future museum got a big boost toward making that opening a reality.
With memories of the winter storms still fresh, his damages then slightly less than his deductible, Armand Ceniza of Fort Worth says he's in no hurry to file a claim.
The city has been considering regulations for more than a year and looked at new options this week.
After 84 days of battling COVID-19 in and out of different care facilities, The Colony police officer Hector Garcia was finally able to go home on Thursday.
While some fraud cases involve people who say they are unemployed but are actually working, TWC Director Ed Serna said the bigger problem is organized crime from nation states.
President Joe Biden on Thursday rejected Republican criticism that he and his policies are attracting a rising number of migrants to illegally cross into the U.S.
