CBP Officers Intercept 20.6 Pounds of Cocaine at Presidio Port of Entry and Detain Mexican Citizen
CBP officers at Presidio port of entry seized 20.6 pounds of cocaine and methamphetamine during a routine vehicle inspection with the aid of a drug-sniffing dog. The Mexican driver now faces federal prosecution.
Round Rock Rep. Caroline Harris Davila Features Constituent Kids in Campaign Ad Amidst Reelection Drive
Texas Rep. Harris Davila's ad featured non-family children, sparking discussions on authenticity in political campaigns as she seeks reelection for House District 52. Campaign changes and voter demographics shift are also noted.
Kamala Harris Hosts Historic Rally in Houston, Aiming to Turn Texas Blue
Kamala Harris will attend a campaign rally in Houston during early voting, targeting increased Democratic support in a historically red state. This marks a strategic effort to influence turnout in Texas, which last voted for a Democrat in 1976.
134 Migrants, Including Minors and "Special Interest" Aliens, Apprehended in Maverick County, Texas
The Texas DPS detained 134 migrants, including individuals from Iran and Angola, in Maverick County, using drones. Some migrants are labeled as "special interest" due to potential security risks.
U.S. Coast Guard Suspends Search for Missing SpaceX Employee Near Boca Chica as Environmental Groups Call for Halt of Starbase Launches
The search for missing SpaceX employee, Kevin Escobar, was suspended by the U.S. Coast Guard after an 18-hour search. Environmental groups urged halting SpaceX launches due to alleged MBTA violations.
Early Voting Begins in Texas with Information on Rights and Local Election Details
Texans begin early voting for pivotal local, state, and national elections, with legal protections against intimidation and provisions for provisional ballots, ID requirements, and support for disabled voters.
Texas Death Row Inmate Robert Roberson's Execution Halted for House Committee Testimony on "Junk Science"
The Texas Supreme Court stopped the execution of inmate Robert Roberson, allowing him to testify before a House committee on the use of outdated forensic science in his 2003 conviction.












