Texans' Kamari Lassiter is set to return from injury, while Azeez Al-Shaair and Jimmie Ward remain out. Rookie Calen Bullock to start in Ward's absence.

Houston authorities are searching for Stephen Chaney, convicted in absentia of murdering his ex-girlfriend after he removed his ankle monitor and fled before his trial.

A Texas woman pleaded guilty to smuggling rare dragon chickens from Vietnam and Cambodia, facing legal consequences for importing them into the U.S. despite health risks.

A drive-by shooting in San Antonio's west side resulted in the death of a 22-year-old man. Police are investigating, but no suspects or motives have been identified. Witnesses reported the shots came from a white SUV.

An election official was assaulted at a Bexar County early voting center; the incident is under investigation. Despite the event, voting continued with high turnout.

Republican Grant Moody faces a rematch against Democrat Susan Korbel for the Bexar County Precinct 3 commissioner seat, signaling shifting demographics and ideological battles.

The execution of Robert Roberson has prompted Texas lawmakers to question the state's "junk science" law and its impact on justice for those convicted with discredited evidence.

Texas cities celebrate Halloween with events like Denton renaming itself, ghostly tours, and economic boosts from increased tourism and local festivities.

UT Arlington students marched to their early voting site, demonstrating their commitment to voting amidst discussions about removing college polling places in Tarrant County.

Governor Abbott appointed Bryan Churan to the Lavaca-Navidad River Authority Board, effective until 2028, recognizing his industry experience and community service.

CBP officers at Eagle Pass seized heroin worth around $566,000 during an inspection at Camino Real International Bridge.

League City is involving the community in planning the development of 4,000 acres on its west side, with a public meeting on November 6 to discuss two land-use drafts.

The Seguin Municipal Court is offering a Case Reduction Campaign from Nov 1-Dec 15, 2024, to help residents with warrants reduce fines and arrange payment plans.