Seven PRM gang members received a total of 137 years in prison for cocaine trafficking in Texas, as part of a larger federal initiative to combat transnational crime.

An Indian national was sentenced to over five years in U.S. prison for defrauding elderly Americans through a money laundering scheme while on a student visa.

A former U.S. Army soldier at Fort Hood was sentenced to 33 months in prison for his role in an alien smuggling operation that also involved two other soldiers.

Benjamin Cearley was sentenced to seven years for sexual assault after a conviction in Hays County, based on evidence including a confession to the victim he assaulted.

Former hotel manager in Texas pleaded guilty to filing a false tax return, omitting over $1 million in embezzled funds, facing up to three years in prison.

An Austin cyclist, Bobby Wayne Carr, died following a May hit-and-run. Police seek information about the unidentified vehicle in the city's 42nd fatal crash of the year.

Motorcyclist Eliasib Cortes Vargas died after a crash with an SUV driven by Thomas Ajanel Chan, who is charged with DWI. This is Austin's 43rd fatal crash in 2025.

Robert Bowers, 45, was arrested for threatening Texas lawmakers and possessing a firearm; no bail set. He's linked to the "No Kings" Austin protest. The Capitol was evacuated but resumed after DPS secured the area.

Two teenagers were arrested in Kyle for multiple vehicle burglaries and additional thefts. Police found stolen items and loaded gun magazines. Residents are urged to lock car doors and secure valuables.

Fort Cavazos clarified no active shooter was present after fears arose at BLORA, confirming the incident is under investigation but posed no community threat.

The Texas Capitol was evacuated due to a threat against lawmakers; an individual was arrested. This coincided with the fatal shootings of Minnesota lawmakers and prompted calls for increased security for Texas legislators.

Round Rock Police seek help identifying a tattooed male suspect in a Bank of America aggravated robbery on March 24, 2025, at 1900 E. Palm Valley Blvd.

Ana Maria Villa-Flores, a Mexican national from Plano, was sentenced to 120 months in prison for her involvement in trafficking undocumented immigrants as part of Operation Take Back America.