Family members, school officials and immigration authorities agreed to allow Austin Northeast Early College High School senior Luis Fernando Cabrera Chavarria to complete his coursework from an immigration detention center, as the 18-year-old remains in custody following his detention after a traffic stop on May 1, 2026.
Ken Paxton announced a lawsuit Tuesday against Rubinsky Roofing LLC, accusing the Dallas-area contractor of deceptive business practices that allegedly left dozens of homeowners with unfinished roofing projects after collecting large upfront payments.
A newly released police shooting dashboard from Austin Police Oversight is prompting renewed scrutiny of officer training practices and racial disparities in deadly encounters involving the Austin Police Department.
Dallas Contemporary has tapped two longtime leaders from the Nasher Sculpture Center to guide the institution through a multi-year planning period ahead of its 50th anniversary.
Texans with hearing impairments or communication-related disabilities can now choose to have those conditions identified on their state-issued driver’s licenses or identification cards through the Texas Driving with Disability Program.
Several current and former lawmakers on Tuesday urged Philippine authorities to enforce a reported arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court against Sen. Ronald dela Rosa after the Supreme Court of the Philippines denied his request for a temporary restraining order.
Barbie Forteza said she once walked out of a scheduled television guest appearance after waiting for hours beyond her call time and learning that another guest had been prioritized during the production.
Tom Kane, a voice actor known for roles in animated series including “The Powerpuff Girls” and “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” has died at the age of 64, his representative confirmed.
Spurs playoff excitement has spread across the city, with fans displaying team colors in storefronts, murals, and public spaces as the team continues its postseason run.
A panel of experts will present a 10-year repair plan for Dallas City Hall during a City Council meeting Wednesday as city officials weigh whether to repair or replace the landmark structure.