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.
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The Eastland family, which owns Camp Mystic, will no longer control major decisions in the camp's bankruptcy case.
The justices halted a deposition on Friday just before it was about to begin.
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.
A Texas transgender rights group is one step closer to identifying who is behind the controversial transgender mailers sent to homes across Texas.
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.
The mailer, which presents itself as a resource guide for LGBTQ+ students, began appearing as early voting got underway for the 2026 midterm election.
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.
While the source of the mass mailers sent to Texas households over transgender issues remains unclear, CBS News Texas has identified more clues as to who exactly is behind them.
A CBS News Texas investigation uncovered troubling questions about USPS heat safety measures following the deaths of Texas mail carriers.
Dangerous Poly-1 gas pipes remained in service years after Texas regulators ordered them removed, a CBS News Texas investigation found.
The situation, food banks warn, is getting worse.
Dallas nonprofit Hunger Busters has been under scrutiny since an I-Team investigation in January.
Nearly 300 railroad crossings used by school buses in Texas have a history of crashes.
Technology company SPAN wants to build thousands of tiny data centers and spread them across the country.
Critics of LifeWise say its business model puts too much of the burden on local communities.
"Maybe this is one of those times that we just need to be loud and make people hear us that they're not being treated fairly," she said.
The reversal comes just weeks after an I-Team investigation showed contention over the disciplinary process.
Ashley Keith sat down with CBS News Texas for an exclusive interview, her first ever about her 1991 kidnapping.
More than 40 years after helping catch an ice cream truck driver who exposed himself to her, an Oklahoma woman testified against him in a Texas trial, helping secure a life sentence.
A phone call from jail raised further suspicions that Carney targeted other girls.
In 1991, a Plano girl was kidnapped and sexually assaulted. The same thing happened 8 years later in Dallas. Investigators found the same DNA on both victims.
It's one thing to have blood, semen or saliva and a potential suspect identified against whom to compare it. A DNA test would simply show whether it's a match or not.
At about 3:30 a.m., six privately installed flood sirens near campsites in Ingram activated as rising water triggered sensors.
A growing number of solar customers across the country have been left in limbo following a company's closure or bankruptcy.
Prosper police detectives say they were punished after reporting an alleged affair between a sergeant and a detective, prompting accusations that the department retaliated against whistleblowers.
