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FEMA will coordinate federal disaster response in 28 Texas counties after President Trump approved an emergency declaration for ongoing flooding.

A 20-year-old Amarillo man pleaded guilty to illegal machine gun possession following a house party shooting. After being asked to leave, he fired on the home, hijacked a car, and was arrested at a Walmart. He faces up to 10 years.

Austin's 6th Annual Film + Music Festival is officially back! Don't miss the biggest cultural event of the year.

Help shape the future of Killeen! The city is seeking public input to design the new Goodnight Ranch Community Park. Share your vision and get involved today.

Steve McQueen was filming car chases through downtown El Paso in 1972. The locations are still there if you know where to look.

Texas police used a drone with thermal imaging to locate and arrest a vehicle burglary suspect hiding near a church after a reported break-in.

A McKinney man was arrested during a Sulphur Springs undercover operation after allegedly trying to collect thousands from an elderly scam victim.

Lafayette Police checked 46 businesses for underage alcohol sales Thursday. Two failed, and two people now face city charges.

North Killeen residents are launching a passionate campaign to bring an Aldi to their side of town. Here is why locals say the discount grocer is overdue.

A Waco girl’s battle with septic shock sparks warnings as flea-borne typhus cases rise in Central Texas. Learn the key symptoms parents need to watch for.

An Illinois man faces up to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to exploiting minors in Lubbock and Hereford. Authorities say he used Roblox and Snapchat to target the children, sending them gifts in exchange for media.

Smith County deputies will increase speed enforcement on I-20 and Toll 49 as part of TxDOT's Operation Slow Down safety campaign.

Temple residents report a sudden surge in local bobcat sightings. Find out why these wild cats are roaming neighborhoods and how to keep your pets safe.

Built during the Great Depression, the Plaza Theatre in El Paso was meant to make an entire city feel proud — and nearly a century later, it still does.

Texas gas prices jumped 13 cents this week to $3.55 a gallon as crude oil prices climb amid Middle East tension.

They don't dwell on it. No hard feelings or anything, the battle for Texas' independence from Mexico just isn't as big of a deal to them as it is to us.

A former Temple ISD substitute teacher faces felony charges after allegations of an improper relationship. Read the latest updates on the investigation. (

Multiple agencies, one building, and a story behind the name that stopped a lot of people in their tracks at the ribbon cutting in Mansfield.

Waffle House is finally coming to Waco! Get the details on the new location on New Road and what this major development means for local diners.

TexAmericas Center's top-five national ranking highlights continued expansion, infrastructure investments, and economic growth in the Texarkana region.

A Frisco, Texas man received a 20-year federal prison sentence after admitting he transported a minor to a furry convention where prosecutors said sexual abuse occurred.

These seven crystal-clear Texas lakes offer incredible swimming, boating, fishing, and breathtaking scenery across the Lone Star State.

Find the first day of school, bell schedules, and important back-to-school dates for every El Paso-area school district in 2026.

Back-to-school shopping is already in full swing in Shreveport, and the price tags this year are turning some heads — especially in the clothing aisle.

Researchers at UT Austin and MD Anderson are studying an experimental approach that may help the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells by making them resemble virus-infected cells.

A Door Dash driver in Texas was struck by a car that was traveling fast trying to outrun Texas police. Not only did she stick the landing, she totally made the delivery.

A cleaning woman. A scalpel. A locked building on a Texas college campus. This 1967 Lubbock murder case left an entire city looking over its shoulder.