Attempted murder by Texas teens over Wi-Fi access

Three Texas teens attempted to murder their mother after she turned off their Wi-Fi access, using kitchen knives and a brick in the attack. The mother and grandmother were not seriously injured. The teens were arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Attempted Burglary at Texas Car Dealership

An attempted burglary at a Texas car dealership was thwarted after the suspect called 911 to report he had injured himself during the break-in. The suspect was arrested and taken to jail for burglary of a building.

Driving under the influence of caffeine

Driving under the influence in Texas can include substances like alcohol, drugs, and even caffeine. Consuming excessive amounts of caffeine can lead to erratic behavior and possible DWI charges.

Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office Bill

Texas has passed a bill to create a Regulatory Efficiency Office, inspired by President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, to streamline state regulations and reduce unnecessary rules, with a focus on saving taxpayers money and boosting the economy.

Texas Murder Case Solved with Advanced Forensic Methods

A man in Texas was indicted for the 2016 murder of a woman after advanced forensic methods identified him as the suspect. The case was solved with the help of the Texas Rangers and Laredo Police Department.

Sen. John Cornyn's 2026 re-election campaign amid potential primary challenge

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, seeks re-election amid potential primary challenge from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. Cornyn receives endorsement from Senate Majority Leader John Thune. Paxton, a Trump ally, criticizes Cornyn's conservative values. Cornyn, a former state senator, seeks to continue supporting President Trump's agenda.

Deadliest Human Smuggling Incident in Modern U.S. History

Two men found guilty in connection with deadliest human smuggling incident in modern U.S. history, where 53 people died in a tractor trailer in Texas, including 6 children.

Illegal Abortion Arrests in Texas

Two individuals in Texas have been arrested for allegedly performing illegal abortions and operating clinics without licenses. They are facing charges for unlawful performance of abortions and practicing medicine without a license. The arrests are the first criminal charges under Texas' near-total abortion restriction.

Tragic Deaths of Two Sheriff's Deputies in Texas

Two beloved sheriff's deputies in Texas tragically died of apparent suicides within days of each other, sparking discussions on mental health within the police force.

Border Wall Construction in Texas

The Trump administration awarded a contract for the construction of new border wall segments along the Texas-Mexico border, utilizing funds from CBP's 2021 budget. The contract was awarded to Granite Construction Company for approximately seven miles of new border wall in Hidalgo County, Texas.

Country singer Wade Bowen's tour bus crash

Country singer Wade Bowen's tour bus was involved in a crash in Texas, but thankfully everyone on board is safe. Bowen detailed the incident on social media and expressed gratitude for the support received.

LSU Women's Head Basketball Coach Kim Mulkey's Mozzarella Stick Joke

LSU women's head basketball coach Kim Mulkey joked about a media member eating mozzarella sticks during a postgame press conference after LSU's SEC Tournament semifinal loss to Texas.

Texas Death Row Inmate David Leonard Wood's Execution Halted

Texas death row inmate David Leonard Wood's execution halted by Texas appeals court. Wood, 67, spent nearly 33 years on death row for killing six girls and young women. Execution delayed multiple times due to various claims. Wood maintains his innocence.

Measles Outbreak in Texas

Fox News reports on a measles outbreak in the South Plains region of Texas with 223 confirmed cases, majority among children, and one measles-related fatality of a school-aged child in Lubbock who was not vaccinated. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination to prevent the spread of measles.

Energy Policy and LNG Export Legislation

Former Trump Energy Secretary Rick Perry discusses President Trump's energy agenda and challenges with winter storms in Texas. Newly introduced legislation aims to ease LNG exports. South Carolina Senator Tim Scott emphasizes the importance of increasing production for lower prices and national security.

Death of Infowars Reporter Jamie White

Infowars reporter Jamie White was killed in a suspected homicide outside his home in Austin, Texas. Alex Jones blames the Austin D.A. Jose Garza and George Soros for the tragedy.

Texas State Bill Targeting Transgender People

A Texas state bill proposes charging transgender people with “gender identity fraud,” making it illegal to identify as trans on official documents, potentially leading to jail time. The bill is unlikely to pass but reflects a trend of extreme legislation targeting trans people in Texas. The bill is part of a series of measures restricting trans rights in the state.

Texas Man Accused of Killing Fiancé

A Texas man is accused of killing his fiancé and staging it as a suicide. He made a disturbing Google search about killing 'an illegal human' and exhibited suspicious behavior before being arrested for murder.

Department of Justice Files Nearly 200 New Federal Immigration Cases in Texas

The Department of Justice filed nearly 200 new federal criminal cases related to immigration and border security in Texas. Cases involve illegal re-entry, felony convictions, human smuggling, and assaults on law enforcement. Bakery owners were indicted for harboring illegal aliens. A leader of a human smuggling organization was sentenced to prison and ordered to forfeit $1 million. Immigration raids targeted a migrant colony in Liberty County, resulting in significant arrests and drug seizures.

Creation of the X-Tx Walking Trail in Texas

A Texan is creating a 1,550-mile walking trail called the X-Tx, stretching from the Louisiana border to New Mexico, showcasing the natural beauties of Texas. The trail will take people through various terrains and private ranches, aiming to offer a unique experience for hikers and adventurers.

Arrest of Kansas City Chiefs Wide Receiver Xavier Worthy

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy was arrested in Texas on a charge of assault of a family member by impeding breathing or circulation, but his attorneys claim his innocence and state that he did not want to press charges against the complainant, a woman involved in the incident. The Chiefs are aware of the arrest and are gathering information.

US Measles Outbreak

US measles cases have increased by a third over the past week, with two deaths linked to the outbreak. Texas and New Mexico are the hardest-hit states. Measles is highly contagious, and efforts are being made to contain the outbreak through vaccination.

Arrest of Kansas City Chiefs' Xavier Worthy for Alleged Assault

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy was arrested in Texas for alleged assault on a family or household member, with the charge being a third-degree felony.

Measles Outbreak in Seminole, Texas

Seminole, Texas is experiencing the largest measles outbreak in three decades, with 159 confirmed cases and 22 hospitalizations. The outbreak is mainly affecting children, including the Mennonite community. Low vaccination rates and vaccine hesitancy are contributing factors.

Arrest in Murder of Rapper G$ Lil Ronnie and Daughter

Arrest made in connection to the murder of popular Fort Worth rapper G$ Lil Ronnie and his daughter at a car wash in Forest Hill, Texas. Suspect Adonis Robinson, 24, a registered sex offender with a history of violent crimes, was apprehended at a Chevron station in Livingston. Another suspect, Jakobie Russel, remains at large.

Challenger Sholdon Daniels vs. Rep. Jasmine Crockett in Texas Congressional District

Republican attorney Sholdon Daniels is challenging Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett in Texas' 30th Congressional District, criticizing her leadership and divisive statements about President Trump. Daniels aims to bring professionalism, lower taxes, secure the border, and support small businesses if elected.

Border Wall Upgrade Project Restarted in Texas

President Biden's cancellation of a border wall upgrade project in Texas has been restarted by the Trump administration, with plans to replace guard rails with bollard panels. Vice President JD Vance and other officials visited the Texas border. Actions by Trump's administration led to a significant drop in migrant encounters.

Passing of Rep. Sylvester Turner

Rep. Sylvester Turner, D-Texas, passed away at the age of 70. He served as mayor of Houston and in the Texas House of Representatives. Turner was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in 2022.

The sudden death of Democrat Rep. Sylvester Turner

Democrat Rep. Sylvester Turner of Texas died suddenly weeks after taking office, leaving a legacy of public service and advocacy.

Measles Outbreak in Texas

Fox News discusses measles outbreak in Texas with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., highlighting the importance of vaccines and community immunity.

Red Flag Warnings in Southern Texas

Red flag warnings were issued across southern Texas due to potentially historic fire weather conditions with intense wind gusts and low humidity levels. The National Weather Service warned of dangerous conditions and the risk of rapidly spreading wildfires.

Measles Outbreak in Rural West Texas

Measles outbreak in rural West Texas, mostly affecting unvaccinated individuals in the Mennonite community. Vaccine skepticism, misinformation, and fear of government mandates contributing to the spread. Medical professionals urge vaccination to prevent severe cases and deaths.

Closure of Soft-Sided Migrant Processing Centers in Texas

Soft-sided migrant processing centers in Texas ordered to shut down due to cancellation of 'Catch and Release' policy and decrease in illegal border crossings under Trump administration. Facilities cost nearly $10 million each monthly and were used to house illegal aliens awaiting asylum hearings. The shutdown order did not address similar shelters in Arizona and California.

Texas man accused of murdering police officer released on bond

A Texas man accused of murdering a police officer in July 2024 is set to appear in court after being released on bond. The decision to release him has sparked outrage among law enforcement officials and the public.

Texas Measles Outbreak

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed concern about the Texas measles outbreak and emphasized the importance of getting the MMR vaccine. The outbreak has claimed the life of a school-aged child, the first measles-related fatality in the U.S. in over a decade.

Arrest of Johnny Manziel's Mother on DWI Charge

Mother of Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Johnny Manziel reportedly arrested on DWI charge in Texas. Johnny Manziel had a successful football career but faced struggles with addiction and legal issues. He spoke about his experience at a health conference.

Border Patrol and Sheriff's Offices Seize Cash in Texas

Border Patrol agents in Texas teamed up with sheriff’s deputies in two counties, leading to the seizure of more than a half-million dollars in cash. The occupants of the vehicle face state charges related to cash smuggling.

Texas Bill Extending Ban on Gender Transition Procedures to Adults

A Texas state lawmaker introduced a bill to extend the ban on gender transition procedures or treatment to adults in the state. The bill prohibits medical procedures for transitioning a person's biological sex that is not consistent with their biological sex.

Bomb Threat Evacuation in Texas Town

A Texas town was evacuated due to a bomb threat near a county courthouse, but authorities found no dangerous materials. The evacuation advisory has been lifted.

Measles Outbreak in West Texas

The first U.S. measles death since 2015 has been reported in West Texas as part of a growing outbreak affecting rural areas. The deceased child was not vaccinated. The outbreak is the largest in Texas in 30 years, with 124 cases across nine counties. Most cases are among unvaccinated individuals in a Mennonite community. The CDC is providing assistance in investigating and controlling the outbreak.

Measles Outbreak in West Texas

A child in West Texas died from measles in the first death in the U.S. since 2015, amid an outbreak affecting several counties and the Mennonite community. The outbreak is linked to undervaccination in the area.

Measles Outbreak in West Texas

The ongoing measles outbreak in West Texas has reached 124 cases, the largest cluster in the state in three decades, mostly affecting unvaccinated individuals, with children being the most impacted. The outbreak has been linked to a close-knit, under-vaccinated Mennonite community.

Immigration Raid in Texas Subdivision

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, along with state and local law enforcement, conducted a raid in a Texas subdivision and arrested 118 illegal aliens with criminal charges and convictions, including serious offenses like sexual abuse and homicide.

Immigration Enforcement in Texas

ICE and Texas DPS arrested a three-time deported Salvadoran illegal alien on charges of repeated sexual abuse of a child in Texas. Another Salvadoran migrant was arrested on a murder charge in the same operation.

ICE Raids Targeting Criminal Illegal Immigrants in Texas

ICE raids in Texas target criminal illegal immigrants, resulting in the arrest of roughly 90 individuals, including a three-time previously deported criminal alien with a warrant for sexual abuse of a minor. The operation, part of a larger criminal investigation, prioritizes criminal illegal migrants and national security threats.

Immigration and Law Enforcement Operation in Colony Ridge, Texas

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announces an immigration and law enforcement operation in Colony Ridge, Texas, targeting criminals and illegal immigrants. The operation involves Texas DPS troopers and special agents cooperating with Homeland Security Investigations.

Manhunt for Salvadoran Illegal Alien Suspected of Murder in Texas

A multi-agency manhunt for a seven-time deported Salvadoran illegal alien wanted for murder in Texas ended with the suspect being taken into custody. The suspect, a suspected MS-13 gang member, allegedly stabbed a neighbor to death. The U.S. State Department recently declared MS-13 a Foreign Terrorist Organization.

Measles Outbreak in Texas

A pediatrician in Texas warns of a measles outbreak with 90 cases, mostly in unvaccinated children, causing hospitalizations for breathing difficulties and high fevers. The outbreak is linked to a close-knit, under-vaccinated Mennonite community. Herd immunity is crucial to protect vulnerable children. Measles is highly contagious, with symptoms including fever, rash, cough, and fatigue. Vaccination is key to preventing the spread of the virus.

ICE arrests donut shop owners for harboring illegal aliens

Owners of a donut shop in Texas were arrested by ICE for harboring eight illegal aliens who were working in the business. The owners admitted to knowing the migrants were unlawfully present in the U.S.

Bakery owners in Texas facing felony charges for harboring suspected illegal immigrants

Bakery owners in Texas are facing felony charges for harboring suspected illegal immigrants after a raid by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). President Trump's administration is taking a harsher approach to illegal immigration, including designating gangs and cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

Measles Outbreak in Texas and New Mexico

An article discussing a growing measles outbreak in Texas and New Mexico, with cases confirmed in both states. The outbreak is the worst in decades and is affecting both children and adults, with some cases linked to lack of vaccination. Health officials are investigating and providing guidance on prevention.

Elon Musk's Business Expansion in Texas

Elon Musk has been expanding his business empire in Texas, particularly in rural Bastrop County, where he has concentrated several of his companies. The growth is causing a mix of hopes and concerns among the local residents.

Texas Power Failure

Four years ago, a power failure in Texas left millions freezing in their homes, killing dozens. Officials claim grid improvements, but new challenges have arisen.

Debt Levels in Texas Cities

Texas cities Austin, San Antonio, and Houston are among the most debt-ridden in the U.S., primarily due to high auto loan debt. Despite affordable housing, Texans face significant non-mortgage debt, property taxes, and low wages compared to other states.

Measles Outbreak in Texas

A measles outbreak is affecting school-aged children in Texas, with 10 cases reported in Gaines County. The outbreak is among unvaccinated individuals, predominantly children under age five. Measles is highly contagious and spreads through respiratory droplets. Symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, sore throat, rash, and Koplik's spots. Vaccination is recommended to prevent infection. The CDC has linked recent measles cases to unvaccinated individuals from Venezuela.

Measles Outbreak in Gaines County, Texas

Growing measles outbreak in Gaines County, Texas, involving school-aged children. Officials warn of highly contagious nature of disease and urge vaccination to prevent infection.

Unsolicited Packages of Seeds from China

Texas Agriculture Commissioner urges residents to report unsolicited packages of seeds or liquid from China, warning they might be harmful. Packages could contain invasive plant species that harm the state's agriculture industry. Officials advise not to plant seeds from unknown origins and to keep contents sealed in original packaging.

Cross-Border Smuggling Tunnel Discovery Near El Paso

Mexican officials collaborated with U.S. Border Patrol to uncover a cross-border smuggling tunnel near El Paso. This is the second tunnel found in as many days, with additional tunnels discovered in January as well.

Border Patrol Agents Boarding School Buses

A Texas school district warns parents that Border Patrol agents may board school buses to question students about their citizenship status, potentially leading to detention or deportation.

School Choice Debate in Texas

Discussion on President Trump's stance on school choice, Texas State Senator Brandon Creighton filing the Texas Education Freedom Act, and Texas Democrat Gene Wu's conflicting views on school choice.

Band Dads Apprehend Active Shooter at Texas High School Band Competition

A group of tactically trained 'band dads' apprehended an active shooter at a Texas high school band competition, preventing a bigger tragedy. The shooter, an 83-year-old man, was charged with aggravated assault. The heroes, including military veterans and a police officer, acted swiftly and restrained the shooter until law enforcement arrived. The motive for the shooting is unknown.

Hollywood A-listers promoting filming in Texas vs. declining filming in Los Angeles

Hollywood A-listers like Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson, and Dennis Quaid are advocating for filmmakers to move productions to Texas, citing financial incentives and a desire to create a new hub for film and television. Texas is increasing its film incentives budget to attract more productions, while Los Angeles is experiencing a decline in filming due to various challenges.

Visit of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem to Del Rio, Texas

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visits Del Rio, Texas, to meet with Border Patrol staff and rank-and-file agents. She is accompanied by newly appointed Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks. Noem announces a drop of 93% in border crossings since President Trump took office. The visit includes an operational briefing, time with the Del Rio Horse Patrol Unit, and an aerial tour of the Eagle Pass border crossing region.

Ranking of Most Popular ZIP Codes in America by Opendoor

Opendoor's report ranks the most popular ZIP codes in America based on homes going into contract within 90 days of being listed for sale in 2024. Texas dominates the top 10 list, with Katy, Texas (ZIP code 77493) and Cypress, Texas (ZIP code 77433) being the top two. These areas offer job growth, affordable housing, and proximity to major cities like Houston.

Border Security and Illegal Immigration in Texas

President Trump and Texas Governor Abbott are working together to enhance border security measures and curb illegal immigration in Texas. Governor Abbott has deployed additional Texas National Guard troops, implemented more barriers at the border, and collaborated with federal authorities to combat unauthorized immigration. The Biden administration's handling of immigration enforcement has been criticized, leading to the launch of Operation Lone Star in Texas, which has faced controversy for its approach.

Transgender Student Athletes in Texas School District

A school official in a Texas school district appears to advise parents of transgender students to change their child’s birth certificate so they can play girls’ sports, in violation of the state’s ban on transgender athletes playing on girls’ sports teams.

Entertainment Industry in Texas

Prominent Texas stars are urging the entertainment industry to move productions to Texas with increased financial incentives, citing benefits like no individual income tax. However, state tax incentives for Hollywood productions are controversial, with studies showing low returns on investment.

Controversy over transgender policy in school sports

Texas school district administrator resigns after advising to change transgender child's birth certificate for sports competition, sparking controversy and calls for investigation.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's call for reimbursement for border security costs

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is requesting Congress to reimburse the state for over $11.1 billion spent on border security due to what he claims is the Biden Administration's failure to secure the border.

Bird Flu Cases in the U.S.

Bird flu cases detected in the U.S., with a human death reported in Louisiana. Risk to the public remains low, but caution advised for those in contact with infected birds or animals.

Warning about Tren de Aragua and Recent Murder of Mexican Immigration Official

Expert warns Trump administration about Tren de Aragua, a violent gang linked to targeted assassinations in U.S. cities. Recent murder of Mexican immigration official believed to be linked to Venezuelan gang members. Gang involved in drug and human trafficking on U.S. southern border. Texas authorities apprehend confirmed Tren de Aragua members attempting to enter the U.S illegally. Governor Abbott prioritizes security against TdA threat.

Meta relocating content moderation teams from California to Texas

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced plans to relocate content moderation teams from California to Texas to address concerns about bias and promote free expression. The company will implement a crowdsourced fact-checking system and remove restrictions on sensitive topics like immigration and gender.

Winter Storm in Texas and US South

Winter storm in Texas and US South leads to flight cancellations, potential blackouts, and travel disruptions due to snow and ice. Millions under winter storm watches. Concerns about stability of power grids in the region.

Meta moving moderators to Texas from California

Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow discussed Meta moving moderators to Texas from California, calling it a stunt and a middle finger to Newsom.

Texas Man Stabs Mother Over Wallet

A Texas man with a criminal record stabbed his mother after she refused to hand over her wallet. He has a history of criminal activities including attempting to purchase a gun illegally. He has been arrested and charged.

Texas Pizzeria's Tip Jar Theft and Viral Social Media Post

A Texas pizzeria's tip jar was stolen by teenagers, leading to a viral social media post and an auction to replace the stolen money. The hat left behind by the thieves was returned to its rightful owner after it was discovered to be stolen from a man's truck.

Feral hogs causing havoc in Irving, Texas

A passel of feral hogs is terrorizing the city of Irving, Texas, causing property damage and frustration among residents. The city has hired a wildlife contractor to address the issue.

Honduran Teenager's Ordeal Giving Birth in the U.S. Border

A Honduran teenager gave birth to her child conceived during rape at a Texas hospital while border patrol agents waited outside. They were then expelled back to Mexico without receiving the baby's U.S. birth certificate and with none of the supplies provided by the hospital.

Teenage Honduran mother gives birth after crossing the border

A Honduran teenager gave birth to a child conceived during rape at a Texas hospital, only to be expelled back to Mexico with her newborn shortly after, with border patrol agents allegedly dropping them off near the border with minimal supplies.

College Football Player Shows Support for President-Elect Trump

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers showed support for President-Elect Trump by wearing a tie clip with 'Trump' engraved on it during a college football game. Other athletes have also shown support for Trump in various ways. Texas defeated Clemson and will face Arizona State next.

Texas Man Sentenced to 100 Years in Prison for Two-State Shooting

A Texas man has been sentenced to 100 years in prison for his role in a two-state shooting on Thanksgiving 2020, where he killed a man in Nevada and engaged in a shootout with law enforcement in Arizona.

Inappropriate Relationship Between Teacher and Student in Texas

A Texas public school teacher has been accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student, including groping and exchanging explicit images. She has been arrested and placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.

Legal Challenge to Abortion Pills Prescription in Texas

Texas sues New York doctor for prescribing abortion pills to a woman in Texas, challenging shield laws protecting physicians after Roe v. Wade was overturned. Lawsuit seeks up to $250,000, no criminal charges involved. Texas has strict abortion laws and aggressively pushes back against abortion rights. Most abortions in the U.S. involve pills rather than procedures. Lawsuits and legal challenges around abortion pills and access are increasing in various states.

Potential Use of Citizen Militias for Mass Deportations

Former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi predicts that President-elect Donald Trump may use citizen militias and county sheriffs to carry out mass deportations, particularly in border states like Arizona and Texas.

Drunk Driving Crash Involving Venezuelan Migrant in Texas

Venezuelan migrant Joel Enrique Gonzalez Chacin is accused of killing 7-year-old Ivory Smith and severely injuring her mother in a drunk driving crash in Harris County, Texas. Chacin was arrested and charged with felony intoxicated vehicular manslaughter. Ivory's family has set up a GoFundMe to seek justice for her.

Federal Judge Rejects Boeing Plea Deal

A federal judge in Texas rejected a plea deal between Boeing and the U.S. Justice Department related to the crashes of two Boeing 737 Max jets that killed 346 people, citing concerns about the selection of an independent monitor.

Arrest of Texas Man for Child Molestation

A Texas man with distinctive tattoos was identified and arrested for child molestation after being a 'Most Wanted' criminal suspect by the FBI. He faces charges of producing child pornography and could be sentenced to up to 30 years in federal prison.

Arrest of 19-Year-Old in Southlake, Texas

A 19-year-old man in Southlake, Texas was arrested after driving down the wrong street, striking vehicles, and firing a rifle at multiple people, including a police officer. No injuries were reported, and the suspect is facing multiple charges.

Bible-based lessons in Texas elementary schools

Texas elementary schools may implement Bible-based lessons in 2025 after the Texas Board of Education voted 8 to 7 in favor. The curriculum is optional but schools receive additional funding if they choose to implement it.

Texas Man Convicted of Killing Three People and Burning Bodies

A Texas man was convicted of killing three people, dismembering them, and burning their bodies after admitting to being called to 'commit sacrifices.' The jury now must decide if he receives a death sentence or life in prison without parole.

Elimination of the Death Penalty in Texas

Texas state lawmaker introduces legislation to eliminate the death penalty following a high-profile death row case. The bill is filed for the upcoming legislative session amid concerns about wrongful executions and lack of humanity tied to the death penalty.

Impact of Trump's Expected Crackdown on Illegal Immigration on Construction Workforce in Texas

The migrant workforce is vital to construction in Texas, but the industry is preparing for Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration.

Texas State Board of Education Approves Bible-Infused Curriculum for Public Schools

The Texas State Board of Education approved a Bible-infused curriculum for public schools from kindergarten to fifth grade, sparking debate over the separation of religion and public education in the U.S.

Texas Anesthesiologist Sentenced for Poisoning Patients

Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz Jr., a Texas anesthesiologist, sentenced to 190 years in prison for intentionally poisoning IV bags, resulting in the death of a fellow physician and cardiac emergencies in 11 patients.

Presidential Race Polls in Florida and Texas

A recent poll shows former President Trump leading Vice President Harris in Florida and Texas, with a close margin. Winning either state would be an uphill battle for Harris, but could impact the path to 270 electoral votes for Democrats.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's Border Wall Project in Starr County

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the start of a border wall project in Starr County, continuing construction that was halted by the Biden-Harris administration. Abbott is using surplus border wall materials acquired from the federal government to build the wall.

Arrest of Honduran National for Sexual Assault in Texas

A 20-year-old Honduran national was arrested in Texas for aggravated sexual assault of a child under 14. He was previously released by the Biden-Harris administration in 2021. The arrest was made following information from DPS special agents and he was on the 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants list.

Worker Safety in Trenches

Over 250 workers have died in preventable trench collapses in the last decade, with at least 20 fatalities in Texas. Critics argue that laws are not enforced adequately.

Texas Police Officer Removes Alligator from Family's Doorstep

Texas police officer removes live alligator from family's doorstep using bare hands.

Voter Roll Purge in Texas

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott removed over one million people from the state’s voter rolls to prevent ineligible voters, including non-citizens, from voting. This move was part of a broader effort to ensure voter integrity following the 2020 presidential election.

Border Town Residents' Criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris' Border Policies

Border town residents in Texas and Arizona are critical of Vice President Kamala Harris' work to stem migration at the southern border, expressing dissatisfaction with current conditions and skepticism about potential improvement under a Harris administration.

Record Electricity Usage in Texas Due to Heat Wave

Texans set an unofficial record in electricity use due to soaring temperatures, surpassing the previous record set in August 2023. The summer of 2024 hasn't been as intense in terms of heat as 2023.

School Incident in Texas

Assistant principal at a Texas school was seriously injured during a classroom disruption, student detained, ongoing investigation.

Border Conflict in Eagle Pass, Texas

Eagle Pass, Texas, is at the center of a border conflict between federal authorities and the state. A new art exhibition seeks to change the city's image.

School Shooting Trial Verdict

A Galveston, Texas, jury found the parents of a school shooter not liable for the violence, but held the shooter and the company that sold him ammunition liable. The shooter has been charged with capital murder and deemed mentally incompetent. The jury awarded $330 million in damages.

Texas Power Grid Challenges in Summer

Texas is facing high electricity consumption as temperatures soar, causing concerns about power outages and soaring energy costs. The state grid operator predicts record power use, but assures they have enough supplies to meet needs.

Toddlers stranded on Texas highway after crash

Shocking video captures two toddlers in diapers stranded on Texas highway after being ejected during a crash. They were in stable condition, and an investigation is ongoing.

Potential Democratic Victory in Texas

Former Rep. Beto O’Rourke believes Vice President Kamala Harris could win Texas in November due to increased Democratic excitement and competitiveness in the state.

SpaceX Violating Environmental Regulations in Texas

SpaceX violated environmental regulations by releasing pollutants into or near bodies of water in Texas, facing notices from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the Environmental Protection Agency. The company failed to obtain necessary permits for discharging wastewater and faced criticism for using unauthorized water deluge systems at its launch site.

Texas Governor Mandates Reporting of Patients' Immigration Status in Public Hospitals

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order mandating public hospitals to gather data on patients' immigration statuses to track medical costs for illegal immigrants and send the bill to the Biden administration.

Texas Middle School Dress Code Controversy

Officials at a Texas middle school tried to implement a new dress code banning all-black clothing due to mental health concerns but faced backlash from parents and eventually backtracked on the policy.

Disappearance and Death of Caleb Harris

Texas college student Caleb Harris vanished after picking up an Uber Eats order outside his apartment and was found dead in a well months later. His cause of death remains undetermined.

Texas High School Student Faces Suspensions for Not Cutting His Hair

A Black high school student in Texas faced suspensions for not cutting his hair to fit school policy. A federal judge dismissed most claims in his lawsuit, including those against the school district, state officials, and school employees. However, the claim of sex discrimination stood.

Tesla Cybertruck Crash in Houston, Texas

A tragic incident near Houston, Texas involving a Tesla Cybertruck owner resulted in the owner being incinerated alive after the electric vehicle crashed and burst into flames. The incident is under investigation by local authorities and the NHTSA due to safety concerns with the Cybertruck.

Elon Musk relocates X headquarters from San Francisco to Texas

Elon Musk plans to close X's San Francisco office and relocate headquarters to Texas due to concerns over California laws and living conditions. Musk faces challenges with local authorities and lawsuits against OpenAI. The move will impact employees but leadership is working on support plans.

Border Security Issues in Arizona and Texas

Mayors in Arizona and Texas emphasize the urgent need for the next president to visit the U.S.-Mexico border due to different border section needs. An Arizona rancher reports encountering thousands of illegal immigrants entering the U.S., expressing concerns about ties to cartels or the Middle East. The rancher criticizes Vice President Harris' handling of immigration and highlights the challenges faced in securing the border.

Man sentenced to 40 years for decapitating his wife

A Texas man was sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty to decapitating his newlywed wife. The plea deal included waiving his right to appeal the verdict and any potential defenses.

Arrest of 'Bachelorette' Alum James McCoy Taylor

James McCoy Taylor, a former 'Bachelorette' contestant, was arrested in Texas on charges of assault and unlawful restraint. This is not his first run-in with the law as he was previously arrested for driving while intoxicated and unlawful possession of a weapon.

Ambulance Theft in South Texas

An unknown man stole a red city ambulance in Brownsville, Texas, drove it to Mexico, and abandoned it. The authorities are investigating the incident, but the suspect remains at large.

The Evolution of Kolaches in Texas

The story of kolaches in Texas is a tale of immigration, clever business sense, and Americana, where traditional Czech pastries evolved into savory meat-filled pastries in Texas.

Illegal Alien Accused of Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Girl in Texas

An illegal alien in Taylor County, Texas, has been accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl. The mother found videos on her daughter's phone depicting the assault, leading to the arrest of Roberto Javier Toruno-Cruz on child sexual assault charges and an ICE detainer.

Chevron Relocating Headquarters from California to Texas

Chevron plans to relocate its headquarters from California to Texas due to excessive regulation and clashes with authorities over climate policies. Other companies have also cited lower taxes and lighter regulation as reasons for moving to Texas. Elon Musk previously announced moving the headquarters of X and SpaceX from California for similar reasons.

Legal Action Against Biden-Harris Administration for Border Security

Texas rancher and Kinney County Sheriff are suing President Biden and Vice President Harris's DHS for record-breaking levels of illegal immigration. They accuse the administration of deliberately crashing border security to flood the country with illegal aliens.

Crude Oil Pipeline Congestion in Texas

Crude oil pipelines from Texas oil fields to a key export hub are almost full, threatening to limit US oil exports despite record production levels. Demand for pipeline space is increasing at a time when international buyers heavily rely on US oil due to global supply constraints. Expansion plans may offer some relief, but congestion remains a concern.

Texas Border Buoys Legal Battle

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled in favor of Texas keeping the buoys ordered by Governor Greg Abbott in the Rio Grande, despite the Biden-Harris administration's lawsuit to stop it. The court overturned a lower court's injunction, stating that the barrier is not in a navigable stretch of the river.

Population Growth in Texas

Population in Texas grew significantly between 2020 and 2023, with nine of the 10 fastest-growing U.S. cities located in the Lone Star State. Factors such as safety, economic health, and quality of life contribute to this growth.

Elon Musk's Stance on Gender Affirming Care and the 'Woke Mind Virus'

Elon Musk expresses regret over allowing his child to undergo puberty blockers, linking it to 'the woke mind virus'. Musk vows to 'destroy' the woke mind virus and announces relocation of SpaceX headquarters from California to Texas.

Juvenile Bull Sharks Thriving in Texas and Alabama Estuaries

Juvenile bull sharks are thriving in the warming waters of Texas and Alabama’s estuaries, with their numbers increasing in the last 40 years. Researchers have detected a fivefold rise in sightings of baby sharks in Mobile Bay, Alabama, and several Texas rivers. Adult bull sharks can be aggressive, but juveniles are no threat to humans and seem to use the estuaries as protection from bigger predators.

Texas DPS Adds Child Sex Offenders to Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List

The Texas Department of Public Safety added two child sex offenders to the State’s 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List. The men have connections to Central Texas. Governor Greg Abbott ordered the list to seek public assistance in apprehending them.

Increase in U.S. Unemployment Claims

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose by 20,000 to 243,000 last week, with claims in Texas spiking after Hurricane Beryl. Jobless claims are still relatively low by historical standards but have increased somewhat in recent months, signaling a cooling labor market.

Supreme Court Stay of Ruben Gutierrez's Execution in Texas

The Supreme Court stayed the execution of death row inmate Ruben Gutierrez in Texas less than 30 minutes before his scheduled lethal injection. Gutierrez claims innocence and seeks DNA testing to prove it, but Texas courts have repeatedly denied his requests. The U.S. Supreme Court will consider his case and decide on the DNA testing question.

Tensions at NBC News Group, Donald Trump Jr.'s criticism of Rupert Murdoch, Elon Musk's announcement to move headquarters to Texas

The article discusses tensions at NBC News Group over editorial decisions related to coverage of an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, with 'Morning Joe' hosts expressing dismay at being pulled from air. The article also covers Donald Trump Jr.'s criticism of Rupert Murdoch and Fox News, as well as Elon Musk's announcement to move his companies' headquarters to Texas.

California School District Sues Gov. Newsom Over Gender Identity Law

A Southern California school district is suing Gov. Gavin Newsom over a law banning schools from notifying parents if their child uses different pronouns or gender identity. Elon Musk plans to move SpaceX and X to Texas due to the law.

Elon Musk relocates SpaceX and X headquarters from California to Texas

Elon Musk relocates SpaceX and X headquarters from California to Texas due to concerns over laws and safety issues. SpaceX moves to Starbase, Texas, and X moves to Austin. Musk cites California's new legislation regarding school disclosures as a major factor. California Governor Gavin Newsom responds on X, implying Musk's surrender. Musk has also endorsed Trump and plans to donate $45 million per month to the former president. Read more at Business Insider.

SpaceX Headquarters Move and Elon Musk's Response to New Law

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced the move of the company headquarters from California to Texas in response to a new law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The law bars school districts from requiring parents to be notified of a child's gender identification change. Musk also commented on his daughter's gender identity change and endorsed former President Donald Trump.

Power Outages in Southeast Texas After Hurricane Beryl

After Hurricane Beryl hit southeast Texas, over 760,000 residents remain without power, leading to a shortage of resources like air conditioning, food, water, and healthcare. The outages have caused serious health risks, including carbon monoxide poisoning and deaths. The crisis has prompted a public health emergency declaration and raised concerns over the state's power grid.

Arrest of 18-Year-Old Honduran Migrant for Shooting Spree in Charlotte, South Carolina

An 18-year-old Honduran migrant was arrested in Charlotte, South Carolina, for his alleged role in a shooting spree that left one person dead. The migrant entered the U.S. illegally by crossing the border from Mexico into Texas in 2019.

Hurricane Beryl Impact in Texas

Hurricane Beryl hits Texas, causing damage and power outages. Texas Governor Greg Abbott is on an international trip organized by the Texas Economic Development Corporation. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick acts as Governor and provides updates on relief efforts.

Texas' Purchase of Lethal Injection Drugs from Rite-Away Pharmacy

Texas purchased lethal injection drugs from a compounding pharmacy with safety violations for executions; the pharmacy had a history of violations and involvement in the opioid epidemic. Concerns were raised about the carelessness in treating inmates. The pharmacy prepared injectable pentobarbital for executions using raw ingredients, with poor sterilization conditions reported. The drugs were made in a sterile room and sold to the state for less than $100,000. The pharmacist involved expressed initial guilt but justified his actions. Another branch of the pharmacy faced legal issues for dispensing opioids illegally. The use of compounded drugs for executions raised constitutional concerns. Previous lethal injections in Texas had complications. The state plans more executions using the prepared drugs.

Climate Change and Texas Politics

Climate-fueled weather disasters in Texas are tied to a government hostile to the concept of climate change, according to a Bloomberg Opinion editor. Texas has suffered significant climate-related damage due to its pro-global-warming policies. The state's leadership denies climate change and hinders efforts to address it, focusing on the fossil fuel industry instead.

President Biden's NATO speech, Russia's attack on children's hospital, NPR's investigation into Texas execution sedative

President Biden delivers confident speech at NATO summit while Russia strikes children's hospital in Ukrainian capital. NPR probe uncovers pharmacist making sedative used in Texas executions.

Booming Growth of Georgetown, Texas Due to Sun City Community

Georgetown, Texas is the fastest-growing city in the US due to its age-restricted community, Sun City Texas, attracting older Americans. The community offers a lively social scene and activities for residents, making it a popular choice for seniors.

Hurricane Beryl hits Texas

Hurricane Beryl downgraded to tropical storm after hitting Texas, causing power outages and flooding. At least 2 killed by fallen trees. Houston area saw over 2 million without power. Heavy rain continues to pose a threat in multiple states.

Hurricane Beryl Hits Texas as Category 1 Storm

Hurricane Beryl, a Category 1 storm, made landfall in Texas causing widespread destruction, power outages, and fatalities. Millions are without power, major highways are flooded, and airports are closed. The storm originated in the Atlantic Ocean and intensified as it moved through the Caribbean before hitting Texas.

Hurricane Beryl's Impact in Texas

Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Texas as a Category 1 storm, causing widespread flooding, power outages, and fatalities. Millions are without power, major airports shut down, and flash flooding is expected. The storm originated in the Atlantic Ocean, intensifying as it hit the Caribbean before reaching Texas.

Hurricane Beryl hits Texas

Hurricane Beryl downgraded to a tropical storm after hitting Texas, causing flooding, power outages, and two deaths. Over 2 million homes and businesses affected, with ongoing rescue efforts and warnings of continued flash flooding. Storm originated in the Caribbean, causing destruction and fatalities along its path.

Hurricane Beryl's Impact in Texas

Hurricane Beryl makes first U.S. landfall of the 2024 hurricane season in Matagorda, Texas, causing power outages and two deaths. The storm lashed the coast with strong winds and flooding.

Impersonation of CPS Worker by Texas Man

A Texas man has been arrested for impersonating a Child Protective Services worker and gaining access to children. He has been charged with three counts of impersonating a public servant and one count of sexual assault.

U.S. Supreme Court and Social Media Content Moderation Laws

The U.S. Supreme Court sent back Florida and Texas laws limiting content moderation on social media platforms to be reheard due to incorrect analysis. The laws have not been struck down yet.

Asian American Population Growth in Texas

The Asian American population in Texas saw significant growth, outpacing overall state growth, with increases attributed to migration and a rise in seniors. Concerns include the aging population's need for resources and potential workforce shortages due to declining birth rates.

Impact of Pandemic on Housing Market in Florida and Texas

House prices in regions that flourished during the pandemic are set to nosedive, with Florida and Texas being the worst-affected states. The decrease is attributed to increasing natural disasters, surging new constructions, high insurance costs, and the end of the pandemic-era home buying boom.

Chick-fil-A Shooting in Irving, Texas

A man wanted for murdering two people inside a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Irving, Texas, has been taken into custody. The shooting was believed to be a targeted incident, not random violence.

Texas Teen Found Covered in Mystery Person's Blood After Crash

A Texas teen was found covered in someone else's blood after a crash, refusing to cooperate with investigators. The mystery person's blood did not result from the crash, leading to a police investigation.

Murder of Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas

Two illegal aliens charged with murdering 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas, are not yet eligible for the death penalty due to the victim's age. The brutal murder involved strangulation and possible sexual assault. The suspects were released into the U.S. from the southern border before the incident.

Illegal Immigrant Suspects Charged with Murder of 12-Year-Old in Houston, Texas

Two illegal immigrant suspects have been charged with the murder of a 12-year-old girl in Houston, Texas, with one suspect having his bail set at $10 million. The suspects from Venezuela illegally entered the U.S. and were released from custody.

High-speed chases and human smuggling in Texas

A man in Laredo, Texas, faces charges of human smuggling after leading DPS troopers on a high-speed chase. Another pursuit led to the arrest of an alleged illegal immigrant smuggler and a migrant wanted in Wisconsin.

Tropical Storm Alberto and its Impact on Mexico and Texas

Tropical Storm Alberto made landfall in Mexico and brought heavy rain and flooding to the country's Gulf Coast and Texas. Governor Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 51 Texas counties. The storm is expected to weaken and dissipate by Thursday night.

Border Security in Eagle Pass, Texas

Fox News reports on efforts by Texas to secure the border in Eagle Pass after the rape of a 13-year-old girl by an Ecuadorian illegal immigrant. The state and federal authorities are in a bitter battle over border control in the area.

Hit-and-run incident involving cyclists near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

Two cyclists in Texas were hit by a hit-and-run driver near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. One cyclist was run over, but both are expected to be OK. The driver was arrested after being chased down by motorists.

Tropical Storm Alberto Hits Texas and Mexico

Tropical Storm Alberto is drenching parts of Texas and Mexico, with heavy rainfall, coastal flooding, and forceful winds. Emergency management officials have distributed sandbags to residents. Forecasters warn of rainfall totals of 5 to 10 inches with maximum totals of up to 20 inches, mudslides, storm surges of 2 to 4 feet, and possible tornadoes.

Investigation into the Death of Giselle Tapia-Salazar

The murder of a Texas mother of four is being investigated as a homicide after she was found hanging from a dock. Suspects have been identified, and the community suspects foul play. Family members believe it was not a suicide.

Tropical Storm Alberto in the Gulf of Mexico

A disturbance in the southwest Gulf of Mexico is forecast to become Tropical Storm Alberto before tracking into Mexico, bringing heavy rain, coastal flooding, rip currents, high surf, and isolated tornado impacts into parts of Texas. Tropical storm alerts are in effect for the Texas coast and northeast Mexico. Heavy rainfall is the most widespread impact, with potential for flash flooding and mudslides.

Juneteenth

Juneteenth is a federal holiday that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States. The holiday originated in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived to announce their freedom.

Record-breaking Fishing Achievements in Georgia and Texas

21-year-old woman from Georgia breaks statewide fishing record by catching a 33-pound crevalle jack on Cumberland Island. Gators are primarily freshwater creatures. Hunter Ham captures footage of alligator eating bull redfish on a Texas beach.

Samsung Investment in Taylor, Texas

Samsung is investing $44 billion to build a new high-tech facility in Taylor, Texas, which is expected to transform the small city into a technological hub, creating thousands of jobs and boosting the local economy.

Massive Hailstone in Texas

Storm trackers in Texas discovered a massive hailstone that may be a new state record, measuring over 7 inches long. It must still be confirmed by researchers.

Migrant Smuggling Arrest in Bexar County, Texas

Seven people were arrested in Bexar County, Texas, for their involvement in an alleged migrant smuggling scheme that resulted in 11 migrants being hospitalized due to heat exhaustion. The migrants were found hidden in a concealed compartment in a trailer outside a stash house in San Antonio. Multiple suspects were apprehended, and the case is being investigated by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office and Homeland Security Investigations.

Abortion Ban in Amarillo, Texas

Residents in Amarillo, Texas want to ban even the use of city roads by people seeking abortion elsewhere, despite abortion being illegal statewide. Laws like this are legally dubious and hard to enforce, but are becoming more common in conservative areas since the federal right to abortion was overturned in 2022.

Anthrax Infection from Consuming Infected Lamb in Texas

A man in Texas was hospitalized with anthrax after butchering and eating a dead lamb, highlighting the dangers of processing animals that die suddenly. Anthrax is a rare bacterial infection with a high fatality rate and can be transmitted through skin contact or ingestion. The patient recovered after treatment with antibiotics.

TPUSA's Young Women's Leadership Summit in San Antonio, Texas

Speakers including Riley Gaines, Trump attorney Alina Habba, and Alex Clark will speak at TPUSA's Young Women's Leadership Summit in San Antonio, Texas. No commenting issues reported.

Declining Home Prices in Former Hotspots Due to High Costs

Home prices are falling in former hotspots like Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Portland as near-record housing costs push homebuyers away. The drop in prices follows an influx of residents during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Arrest of Servando Trejo Duran Jr. from Texas’ Top 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Migrants List

A Mexican national on Texas’ Top 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Migrants List was arrested for a parole violation on a murder charge. The arrest happened one day after Governor Greg Abbott announced the law enforcement tool.

Decline in Home Prices in Former Hotspots

Home prices are falling in former hotspots like Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and Portland due to near-record housing costs pushing homebuyers away. The drop in values is a result of price surges during the Covid-19 pandemic as people flocked to these areas. Austin, known as a pandemic 'boomtown,' saw a decline of 2.9%, while San Antonio and Fort Worth decreased by 1.2%, and Portland by 0.9%. Nationwide, house prices rose to an all-time high before showing signs of softening.

Shark Attack Survivor in Galveston, Texas

A 19-year-old Oklahoma teen survived a shark bite in Galveston, Texas, while on vacation with her family. She had four tendons severed in her hand but is expected to make a full recovery after surgery and physical therapy.

Giraffe lifting toddler incident at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

A giraffe at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Texas lifted a 2-year-old girl from the back of a pickup truck while she was trying to feed it. The girl was unharmed in the incident.

Restoration of Caddo Mounds in Texas

The Caddo Mounds, an important prehistoric native site in Texas, has reopened after a 5-year restoration, marking an important step in preserving Caddo culture and history.

Texas National Guard Soldiers' Forward Operating Base

Texas Governor Greg Abbott welcomed the first 300 National Guard soldiers to a new forward operating base located on the Mexican border just south of Eagle Pass. The base promises improved housing and facilities for up to 2,200 soldiers involved in Operation Lone Star.

Citizen Journalist Legal Battle in Texas

A citizen journalist in Texas had criminal charges dismissed after filming police, highlighting the debate over whether journalists have different rights than the public. The journalist, Justin Pulliam, faced legal battles for exercising his First Amendment rights by publishing on his YouTube channel. The case raises questions about the treatment of citizen journalists compared to mainstream media professionals.

Crime Incidents in Texas

Terrell County Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland responds to questioning about the border crisis, a man wielding a 'Hail Satan' knife breaks into a home in Texas and gets shot by the homeowner, and authorities find 27 illegal immigrants in a horse trailer during a traffic stop in Texas.

Louisiana Senate Bill 388 on Illegal Immigration

Louisiana's Senate Bill 388, allowing local police to arrest illegal immigrants, heads to the governor's desk, potentially leading to a legal showdown with the Biden administration. The bill aims to protect Louisiana citizens and create an interstate compact with Texas to control illegal immigration.

Illegal Immigration

During a traffic stop near McAllen, Texas, 27 illegal immigrants were found inside a horse trailer, with three individuals severely dehydrated due to extreme heat and no ventilation. The driver, Jose Guadalupe Salinas, is facing federal charges for human smuggling.

Fatal Alligator Attack in Houston, Texas

Authorities found an alligator gnawing a woman's body near a bayou in Houston, Texas. The cause of the woman's death is still under investigation.

Ryan Bingham and Hassie Harrison's Wedding

Ryan Bingham and Hassie Harrison recently tied the knot in an elegant Western-themed wedding that reflected their love and shared connections. The couple confirmed their off-screen romance in April 2023.

Illegal Immigrant Captured in Texas as Fugitive Murder Suspect

An illegal immigrant from Mexico was captured in Texas as an international fugitive wanted for murder. She had been residing illegally in the U.S. since August 2023 and is accused of being an accomplice in the murder of her boyfriend.

Rising Foreclosures in Texas and Florida Cities

Foreclosures are rising in some Texas and Florida cities due to increasing property taxes, insurance premiums, and interest rates, making it difficult for struggling homeowners to sell or refinance their properties.

Texas Congressional Candidate Race Coverage by Fox News

Texas congressional candidate Steven Wright joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss his GOP runoff race ahead of this November's bid to unseat a progressive presiding over his district. Republican Darrell Day wins tight primary fight to flip one of Texas' bluest House districts for Republicans.

Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales wins primary runoff election in Texas

Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales of Texas wins primary runoff election against far-right challenger Brandon Herrera. Gonzales represents a majority Hispanic district in southwestern Texas and has a significant presence in the conservative ecosystem, often appearing on Fox News to discuss border issues.

Texas Congressional Race

Republican Katrina Pierson wins primary runoff for Texas' 33rd House District with the support of Gov. Abott, defeating incumbent Justin Holland. Pierson had backing from former President Trump's spokesperson and Attorney General Ken Paxton. Holland faced scrutiny for opposing key legislation and voting to impeach Paxton.

Texas Republican Primary Runoff and Congressional Race

Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott discusses the migrant crisis at the U.S. border on Fox News Sunday. State Rep. Craig Goldman secures the Republican nomination for the open 12th Congressional District in Texas. The race highlights a split in the state's Republican Party.

Capture of International Fugitive Leo Acosta Sanchez in Texas

Leo Acosta Sanchez, an international fugitive wanted for murder, was captured in Texas after being found living in the U.S. illegally. The arrest was made by Splendora police in coordination with federal authorities.

Criminalization of Poisoning Pregnant Women with Abortion Drugs in Louisiana

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed a bill criminalizing the act of poisoning pregnant women with abortion drugs. The law also classifies the drugs as controlled substances, imposes penalties for possession without prescription, and creates new crimes related to coerced abortion. The bill was introduced after a man in Texas tried to secretly abort his sister's baby. The Biden administration blamed Donald Trump for the bill's passage.

Deadly Storms in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas

Powerful storms in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas killed at least 13 people, with 7 in North Texas. Valley View, Texas, was hit hard, leaving a trail of destruction and tragic loss of life. Residents are left sifting through mangled homes and seeking shelter in makeshift locations. The community is described as tight-knit and devastated by the disaster.

Secession Movements in the United States

Various secession movements are gaining momentum in the United States, with campaigns in Texas, Oregon, Louisiana, California, Georgia, and Colorado seeking to break away from their respective states or cities due to political and economic reasons.

Deadly Storms and Tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas

Violent storms and tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas resulted in several deaths, injuries, and extensive damage. The storms are part of a larger weather pattern affecting millions of people across the Midwest and East Coast, with continued threats of severe weather, flooding, and record-breaking heat.

Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma

Severe storms and tornadoes caused extensive damage and at least two deaths in Texas and Oklahoma. The storms also brought record-breaking heat in South Texas, as well as fire warnings in West Texas and other states. The severe weather is part of a pattern of heightened storm activity linked to climate change.

Severe Weather Events in Texas and Oklahoma

Severe storms in Texas and Oklahoma caused a tornado to touch down, damaging homes and overturning vehicles. Other severe weather events in Iowa and Texas led to flooding and wind damage. Emergency personnel responded to multiple victims in Denton, Texas.

Texas Senator Criticizes Gov. Abbott Over Uvalde School Shooting Anniversary

Texas state senator criticizes Gov. Abbott for failing to acknowledge the two-year anniversary of a mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Victims' families are suing over the failed law enforcement response. Governor did not mention the shooting in his social media or press releases.

School Shooting Lawsuit in Uvalde, Texas

Families in Uvalde, Texas are suing Instagram, the maker of 'Call of Duty,' and Daniel Defense for their alleged roles in a school shooting that killed 19 elementary students and 2 teachers. The lawsuit claims these companies bear responsibility for the products used by the shooter.

Kangaroos on the Loose in Texas

A police department in Texas was called to report kangaroos on the loose. The kangaroos were safely returned home. The owner, Shelby Lowery, confirmed their safety and expressed gratitude for the concern.

Migrant Border Wall Breaches in Texas

Migrants breached federal border walls in El Paso and McAllen, Texas. They became aggressive when confronted by Border Patrol agents. DPS provided air cover and drone technology to assist in capturing the migrants and smugglers. Five migrants and a 16-year-old smuggler were taken into custody.