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The State Department has raised and announced rewards for three men federal authorities say are leaders of the Venezuelan group Tren de Aragua.
A free splash pad at Gregory Park in Winnie was built through a partnership between Chambers County, The Great Outdoors Fund and 1PointFive.
Texas DPS says a 42-year-old driver died after a pursuit ended in a rollover crash on Thursday night.
Buc-ee's founder and CEO Arch "Beaver" Aplin III gave the keynote at the fourth annual Texas A&M College of Architecture Showcase, which drew nearly 1,900 attendees.
The local market is set to open a new downtown Lubbock location on Saturday, November 7.
Mayor John Whitmire's executive order narrows when Houston police may contact immigration agents.
A Houston Public Media program is examining what Tuesday's midterm results could mean for immigration and ICE enforcement.
Advocates on both sides say the election results could shift the state's abortion laws, though the Republican-held Texas Senate remains a key obstacle.
Companion Hospice and Palliative Care of South Texas says it will stop providing hospice services and close its operations on November 6, 2026.
The Desdemona Activity Center has scheduled a November breakfast, a sewing day and a December dance.
Authorities arrested a 36-year-old Fort Worth woman after a 26-year-old man was found dead along a road in Wise County.
Dr. David Sun of Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital Orthopedics spoke to Baytown Rotary Club members about joint conditions and treatment.