Screwworm in Texas: Pest found in Sutton Co. goat, state cases climb to 11
Federal officials have detected 11 cases of New World screwworm in Texas as of Tuesday as state officials continue to limit livestock movement.
Livingston Police Department Officer fired, arrested following investigation
A Livingston Police Department Officer has been fired and arrested following an investigation, according to authorities.
Galveston police solve 1981 cold case
Galveston police have solved nearly 45-year-old cold case that occurred back in 1981, according to a news release.
Katy Freeway crash: Lost load causing traffic problems at Houston Avenue
Officials are on the scene after a lost load accident occurred on the Katy Freeway, officials said.
Chocolate bar recall expanded over salmonella concerns, FDA says
Spring & Mulberry expanded its recall of select chocolate bars after a Food and Drug Administration investigation tied an ingredient to possible salmonella contamination.
Trump “seriously considering” Venezuela as a possible 51st state
President Donald Trump is again eyeing adding another star to the U.S. flag, and he is looking much further south than Greenland.
Dems push back on $1 billion proposal for White House ballroom security
Democrats have already voiced their opposition to a massive security upgrade proposed by their colleagues in the Senate.
Man accused of deadly hit-and-run crash on SH 6 in west Houston
Houston police say a driver fatally hit a pedestrian with his Land Rover and didn’t stop to help after the crash.
Map: How much are federal, state gas taxes?
State gas taxes are often higher than the federal gas tax, and help maintain roads and infrastructure. Here is a breakdown.
USDA issues health alert for headcheese that may be contaminated with listeria
Health officials warn pork headcheese may be tied to a listeria outbreak that sickened at least three people. Here's what to know.
Texas school enrollment sees second-largest historic drop, falls below 5.5 million
Texas public school enrollment has fallen below 5.5 million students this year, marking the second-largest decline in the state’s recent history, according to data from the Texas Education Agency and…