Texas A&M Students Create Video Game For Working Cattle
Nicholas Free, animal science senior at Texas A&M University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences developed an interactive game to help students learn how to handle cattle.
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Texas Teen Sentenced to 20 Years for Trying to Recruit Terrorist
Michael Sewell, 18, confessed to trying to recruit for a Pakistani terror organization, and even threatened to kill his recruit if it turned out he was a spy.
Suspect Left Wallet in SUV Full of Marijuana Found in West Texas
Police want to reunite whoever was smuggling all this pot with his wallet.
Greenpeace Protesters Dangle from Texas Bridge Ahead of Debate
There's a Democratic presidential debate in Houston tonight, and that means fun for everyone.
Alleged El Paso Gunman Indicted on Capital Murder Charge
The suspect in the mass shooting at a busy Walmart in El Paso was indicted Thursday for capital murder.
Census Bureau Reports Texas Is Most Uninsured Again
Five million Texans don't have health insurance according to 2018 statistics.
Police: Texas Gunman Was Violent at Psychiatric Facility
Police say the man who opened fire at random people in West Texas over Labor Day weekend previously displayed violent behavior at a psychiatric facility.
Texas Oil Tycoon T. Boone Pickens Dead at 91
Pickens made billions at first drilling for oil, then moving money on Wall Street. Recent years saw him attempting to duplicate that success with wind energy.
Texas WWII Vet Can't Renew License Without Birth Certificate
Albert Bigler served in the Army and was a commercial driver for 40 years, but can't find any record of his birth that will satisfy his local DPS office.
Jerk Sets Fire to the Oldest Model at Amarillo's Cadillac Ranch
The Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo is one of Texas' most beloved landmarks, and somebody had the nerve to set one of the cars on fire this past weekend.