The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement has ordered the Trinidad Police Department to disband after finding that the agency failed to meet minimum standards and could not show that it provided a public benefit to the community.
Amazon plans to invest $10 billion in a 13-building data center project near Boling-Iago in Wharton County, with construction already underway and the project’s power demand and timeline still unclear.
Deaths involving ectopic pregnancies in the United States nearly doubled from 2020 through 2025, while Texas and other states with strict abortion bans recorded higher-than-average death rates, according to a ProPublica analysis.
Texas has extended the deadline to Sept. 21 for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients in 16 counties to request replacement benefits for food they lost during Tropical Storm Edouard.
Federal authorities seized more than 2,000 pounds of methamphetamine concealed in a cabbage shipment in the Rio Grande Valley during a joint investigation, the Drug Enforcement Administration said.
President Donald Trump urged Republicans Thursday to vote in the November midterm elections as Houston-area voters cited travel, voter-registration problems and political apathy as factors that could keep them from the polls.
President Donald Trump’s proposal to give every American $5,000 if Republicans retain control of Congress in the November midterm elections has drawn mixed reactions from Houston-area residents, with some calling it an attempt to buy votes while others said the money would help cover expenses.
A Houston man pleaded guilty to felony animal cruelty and received a 10-year prison sentence after authorities accused him of suspending a severely injured and malnourished puppy from its neck until it lost consciousness.
An East Texas woman is helping young girls facing cancer and other medical challenges feel more confident through free, personalized headbands she creates through her project, Headbands for Little Heroes.
An Iranian-linked hacking group claimed responsibility for a widespread AT&T outage that disrupted service for thousands of Texans Monday, but AT&T said Wednesday it has no evidence that a cyberattack caused the disruption.