DART rail service resumes normal operations after suspicious package cleared
All rail service through downtown Dallas is shut down after a suspicious package was found.
2 men charged with falsifying documents to enroll in North Texas high school
The district said it took "immediate and decisive action" once administrators discovered the men used fake documents to gain access to campus.
ERCOT returns to normal operations, energy emergency resolved
ERCOT continues to ask everyone to reduce their electric use.
Judge orders Texas to remove border buoys from Rio Grande
The judge ordered the buoys removed at Texas' expense by Sept. 15.
First lady Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19
First lady Jill Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Labor Day.
Crews continue to battle large blaze near Huntsville, now 60% contained
According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, the Game Preserve Fire has burned over 4,400 acres and is 85% contained.
Texas judge declares "Death Star" law unconstitutional
The law would ban local governments from passing their own regulations without support at the state level.
Mesquite man arrested, charged in Jan. 6 Capitol breach
Philip Anderson of Mesquite faces felony and misdemeanor charges relating to the riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
Former Trump attorney Sidney Powell pleads not guilty in Georgia election case
Powell also waived a formal arraignment in the case in Fulton County.
Texas National Guardsman allegedly shoots across U.S. border wounding man in Mexico
The bullet struck the man in Ciudad Juarez.
Dan Patrick names new counsel for Paxton impeachment trial
Patrick announced Justice Lana Meyers will assist him in the impeachment trial that begins Sept. 5.
Sensory-friendly mornings return to State Fair of Texas
The Fair also has a guided itinerary with a list of activities and exhibits easy on the eyes and ears.
Fort Worth Bishop says nuns may face ex-communication after forbidding him from property
The public legal dispute between the Carmelite nuns and Bishop Michael Olson isn't cooling down.
10 show horses killed in fire sparked by welder
They say 10 show horses were trapped inside the barn and unable to get out.
Dan Patrick's counsel for Paxton impeachment trial declines assignment
The day after Lt. Governor Dan Patrick appointed former judge Marc Brown to serve as counsel during Ken Paxton's trial, Brown declined the assignment.