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Texas Proposes Ban on Smokable Hemp, Huge Fee Increases
Texas health regulators propose massive fee hikes and a potential ban on smokable hemp, sparking industry backlash.
Massive Texas water line break leaves 38,000+ customers without water
A major water line break in El Paso has prompted flooding, water outages, school closures and a boil water advisory.
Austin police investigating homicide near Rundberg and Lamar
Austin police are investigating a homicide near the intersection of Rundberg Lane and North Lamar Boulevard.
Live updates: Day 3 of Austin protests over fatal ICE shooting
Protests continue in Austin as demonstrators demand justice after Renee Nicole Good was killed by an ICE agent on Wednesday.
Rachel Cooke went missing in Texas 24 years ago. She was never found
The 19-year-old was visiting her parents in Georgetown for winter break when she went missing on Jan. 10, 2002. The case remains unsolved.
Car crashes into San Marcos apartment building, sparks viral police post
Police say no one was injured after an SUV drove into a San Marcos apartment building Thursday night, damaging two units.
Austin protesters demand justice after deadly ICE shooting
Protesters gathered in Austin and Pflugerville to demand justice after a woman was killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis.
Threat involving 3 Austin elementary schools originated outside U.S.
Austin officials say a threat involving three elementary schools originated outside the country.
Austin-Area Protests Erupt After ICE Shooting in Minneapolis
Protesters gathered in Austin and at the ICE facility in Pflugerville to demand justice for a Minneapolis woman killed by an ICE agent earlier this week.
Fredericksburg plane crash kills one, sparks federal probe
The Gillespie County Sheriff’s Office identified the victim as 72-year-old Richard Randolph Bills, who was a resident of the county.
Texas flu levels 'very high' amid new strain: Flu vs COVID symptoms
CDC data shows flu activity is at “very high” levels in Texas, driven by an H3N2 subtype, with children ages 5–11 seeing the highest ER visit rates.
Austin Protests Erupt After ICE Kills Woman in Minneapolis
Rallies planned around the Austin area will focus on the death of Renee Nicole Good, a Minneapolis resident who was shot and killed by ICE Wednesday morning.
Kentucky police link Austin yogurt shop killer to 1998 homicide
Police say Robert Eugene Brashers, who killed four girls in Austin’s 1991 yogurt shop murders, has been linked to a 1998 Kentucky cold case through DNA.
Lubbock records Texas' first Safe Haven Baby Box surrender
The child will receive any necessary medical care before being placed in the custody of the Department of Family and Protective Services.
9 best Texas winter destinations for warm-weather lovers
From Austin to Houston, Texas cities rank among the best winter getaways for travelers seeking warmth, value and convenience.
Uvalde officer trial: 5 key things to know in the Adrian Gonzales case
Ex-Uvalde officer Adrian Gonzales faces 29 counts over the Robb Elementary response; here’s what to know as the Corpus Christi trial begins.
Texas agriculture officials warn of unsolicited mystery seeds in mail
Texas agriculture officials warn: don't plant unsolicited mystery seed packages; report to TDA as 1,101 packs gathered statewide.
Officer injured in North Austin; police urge public to avoid area
An injury to an officer prompted a large police response at North Lamar and Rundberg early Sunday morning.
Williamson County to launch team to support families after a suicide
A Williamson County death investigator is starting a volunteer team to provide immediate help to suicide loss survivors.