State's troubled foster care system violates constitutional rights of children, Texans seem to be buying less guns this year, and Sandra Bland's family lawsuit gets scheduled for trial.
Sid Miller’s people are doing quite well this year, and Spurs fans shared maybe the most awkward kiss cam experience ever.
Houston's coach gets grilled, the immigration fight gets tough, and the affluenza kid and his mother are missing.
Officials respond to frightening dam story, John Jay coach guilty in referee targeting, and officials aren't prepared for another surge of unaccompanied minors.
Paxton gets rejected, all the weekend gun stories, and the Lewisville Dam might be headed for an historic disaster.
Panel forced to recommend campus guns, the costly T2 embarrassment, and an ultimate drinking warrior.
Eva Longoria holds the key to Corpus Christi (and to our hearts), SCOTUS arguments get super awkward, and the campus gun performance art controversy.
Sid Miller gets deep fried at a Senate Committee on Agriculture hearing, and Abbott goes to Washington to plead his anti-refugee case.
SCOTUS hears Texas voting district case today, legislators drill into the student-teacher problem, and cops are really having fun with the new 'Star Wars' movie.
Texas backs down from blocking Syrian refugees, the DPS has some issues with stopping Hispanic drivers, and state teachers can’t keep their hands to themselves.
The Lege gears up another battle over sanctuary cities, Patrick fends off the Internet’s snark, and a love of tacos is mistaken for graffiti.
Texas sues to for more control over refugees, and a confusing look at how Irving has become the protest capital of Texas.
A team of Bigfoot believers, a legion of “Haters,” more than one Walmart parking lot, and the showman at the center of it all.
George P. joins the Red River property fight, fireworks during Paxton’s day in court, and Abbott's Cuba adventure.
Special prosecutors wrapping up Sandra Bland investigation, the Paxton brawl begins, and refugee relief group thumbs its nose at state.
State threatens refugee groups with lawsuits, and jail suicide attempts have skyrocketed.
Clock Boy’s chances in court look slim, Houston Zoo fights back against gun law, and a 'Friday Night Lights' surprise.
Clock Boy’s family demands $15 million, and no one is sure where guns are allowed.
Citizens on both sides of debate continue to protest Syrian refugees, and Texas prepares high schoolers for oil careers.
Syrian refugees are the talk of Texas, kids are graduating despite failing tests, and the Church of Wells promises a biblical battle against pastor Joel Osteen.
Perry's legal woes hang in the balance, another increase in migrant children, and the return of Bluebell’s Texas plant.
New details about self-induced abortions in Texas, Abbott doubles down on Syrian refugees, and the investigation into last year's bus crash that killed four concludes.
Abbott promises to reject Syrian refugees, another Texas school opts out of campus carry, and a horror story comes to life.
HERO vote skewered on 'SNL,' Texas abortion fight makes it to the Supreme Court, and the AG is asked to weigh in on fantasy football.
Romeo Rose has returned with a documentary (sorta), and anti-HERO activists are really upset over an old law.
Mass indictments issued in Waco shootout case, and Port Neches-Groves ISD fights off ”leftist extremists.”
The power and the glory of Texas’s energy market, and a biracial girl is cut from cheer team because of her curly hair.
Closing arguments set for the SXSW killer's trial, Texas to overhaul process for screening law enforcement applicants, and a terminally ill 'Star Wars' fan gets a final wish.
Sights from Texas A&M's first game at the newly renovated Kyle Field.
Twenty years after her death, who gets to love Selena (and how)?
Here’s all that you need to know about Rooster McConaughey and his new show, 'West Texas Investors Club.'
Paxton receives lukewarm support, and Houston starts up another HERO fight.
Our state’s busiest airport just keeps experiencing one unfortunate incident after another.
Ken Paxton turns himself in today, and a man hurts himself trying to shoot an armadillo.
DPS director grilled about Sandra Bland arrest and barbecue faces another challenge in Austin.
Senate holds hearing on Planned Parenthood and a look at Texas jail suicides.
Under pressure, officials release more footage in the Sandra Bland case, and another cobra sighting, but this time in Houston.
The Boy Scouts will allow gay leaders, protests and vigils continue after Sandra Bland’s burial, and Texas’s growing meth problem.
Donald Trump visits the border and Sandra Bland’s preliminary autopsy points to suicide.
Some crazy stuff went down in the past thirty days. Here are a handful of headlines you may have missed.
A high-speed rail might actually be possible, and Patrick picks sides in the budget fight.
Dashcam released in Sandra Bland case, and Trump is comin’ to Texas.
Video released in Bland case, and experts predict a disappointing shrimp season.
Hundreds march following the death of Sandra Bland, and no one is really monitoring listeria.
Houston is handing out housing permits like hot cakes, and Jade Helm 15 begins with little fanfare.
Blue Bell has a savior, and Jade Helm begins.
The Boys Scouts are one step closer to allowing gay leaders and TABC might allow boozy coupons.
The DRT hands over Alamo reins amid UN takeover fears, and the state kicks off its gay wedding season.
As Blue Bell announces the return of its ice cream, perhaps we should take a look at our product loyalties.
TABC reports customers are beeing bam-booze-d, and Texas braces itself for the Jade Helm takeover.
