Residents across the southern United States are sharing their shock and awe as an unprecedented winter storm blankets the region with heavy snowfall.

What the agency reported to be a regular exercise confused border crossers due to its timing

The Texas senator has gone from calling the riots a "violent terrorist attack on the Capitol" to praising President Trump's pardons as the correction of an "abuse of power"

Experts describe soot as the deadliest form of air pollution.

Spirit Airlines sparked controversy after removing a passenger from a Los Angeles flight over his hoodie.

Federal officials plan to use the property to help out with Trump's mass deportation plans

Homero Zamorano Jr. could spend the rest of his life behind bars. He is set to be sentenced on April 24

"Drug-addicted rats" are destroying drug evidence in Houston, potentially comprising 3,600 open drug-related cases

Rats have infiltrated a Narcotics Evidence Room in Houston, forcing the DA's office to alert attorneys on thousands of cases that evidence may be compromised.

While considering a First Amendment case about access to explicit websites online, Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito appeared to be unfamiliar with websites such as PornHub, asking representing attorneys about the kinds of content available on such websites.

Sen. Cruz said his first attempt did not get a vote because "Democrats controlled the Senate," but expects a different result thanks to a Republican majority in both chambers

A Texas man accused of stalking WNBA star Caitlin Clark declared himself "guilty as charged" during his initial court appearance.

A Texas family is mourning the loss of a father who died of a heart attack while trying to save his teenage son's life after he was accidentally shot and killed.

About 3% of U.S. cattle comes from Mexico, with two thirds of it in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma

Gov. Greg Abbott is the first state leader to defy President Biden's order to fly flags at half-staff during a 30-day mourning period for Jimmy Carter.

A Texas man sent Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark violent and threatening messages on X for weeks before law enforcement found him at a hotel in Indianapolis.

A Texas mother is fighting to reunite with her 15-year-old son after Honduran immigration officials blocked his return to the U.S., citing the need for a notarized consent letter from his father, who has been absent for over a decade.

A Houston urologist lost his medical license after testing positive for cocaine and kratom amid allegations of performing surgeries while impaired.

A Texas man called police, claiming his girlfriend tried to kill him. However, authorities believe that he actually cut his own face with a razor to frame her.

Texas is home to an estimated 1.4 million undocumented immigrants, making up roughly 8% of the state's workforce

Abbott's directives outline 11 initiatives focused on prevention, protection and mitigation, emphasizing collaboration between state and federal agencies

The largest group of patients to receive an abortion in Kansas were Texas residents, according to a report released by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.

Parts of North Texas are under a winter storm watch that will extend until around noon Friday.

Mexico's National Institute of Migration (INM) says Chihuahua has the second-largest number of human trafficking cases reported among border states

The Texas DMV rejected over 2,300 vanity plate requests in 2024, with over 80 attempts inspired by the viral "Hawk Tuah" girl. While most submissions were blocked for being indecent or offensive, one car detailer showcased a Texas "Hawk Tuah" plate in a TikTok video. It's unclear if this was a DMV oversight or just a prank.

Cruz will be supporting the University of Texas as it takes on Ohio State University on Friday

Residents are taking safety into their own hands, and local leaders are working to shelter homeless individuals during the extreme weather combo.

The gang members were part of a larger group of migrants, including unaffiliated individuals and families.

Hector Humberto Rodriguez, 28, removed the victims from their cell and isolated them in a secluded area where he then "used force, threats, and coercion to forcibly sexually assault them"

A Texas high schooler charged with deliberately poisoning a classmate's pet made incriminating searches on the internet before allegedly committing the deed.