Texas World Cup weather: Will ‘first true heat wave’ hit as tournament begins?
What forecasters are calling “the first true heat wave of the summer" could arrive in parts of the U.S. just as the World Cup begins next week.
Brazos County official arrested after Texas Rangers investigation
A Brazos County official has been arrested in connection with a state investigation.
Flesh-eating screwworm in Texas: Gov. Abbott update on state response
Governor Greg Abbott and state health officials say they are moving swiftly to address the first case of flesh-eating screwworm found in the U.S. in Texas.
Texas World Cup crowds lead officials to launch Operation Safe Summer
Texas officials are coordinating their efforts to keep World Cup visitors safe in the state’s biggest cities with the tournament slated to start next week.
Trump calls Spurs’ Wembanyama ‘great player,’ says he will attend NBA Finals game
President Donald Trump praised a San Antonio Spurs player, while announcing he plans to attend an NBA Finals game next week to cheer on his hometown New York Knicks.
Karmelo Anthony Trial: Jurors watch stabbing videos following opening statements
Opening statements began Thursday morning in the murder trial of a Frisco ISD student accused of fatally stabbing another student at a track meet.
Texas lawmaker vows to name highway after Trump as Cornyn retreats from his own effort
A Texas lawmaker has pledged to rename a highway in honor of President Donald Trump after U.S. Sen John Cornyn backed away from his own effort to do the same.
Texas investigates Celsius, Alani Nu after lawsuit blames drink for teen’s death
Texas has launched an investigation into the beverage company Celsius Holdings, Inc., over concerns that the company is using youth-oriented branding to market highly caffeinated energy drinks to children and…
Brazoria County deputy identified in deadly Lake Jackson shooting of John Mendoza Jr.
The Brazoria County deputy who shot and killed an 18-year-old man in Lake Jackson has been identified.
Texas summer power demand could jump nearly 10% from last year, ERCOT says
The group charged with operating the bulk of the Texas power grid said this week they are preparing for a record level of electricity demand this summer.