Texas April 23 Texas Lottery executive director resigns amid multiple investigations The Texas Lottery Commission explained what lottery couriers are after the agency's executive director resigned earlier this week during investigations.
Media April 4 Texas university argues college admissions policies are 'unjust,' touts new 'meritocratic admissions' policy The University of Austin in Texas has implemented what it argues is "the most meritocratic admissions policy" in the country while saying college admissions are "unjust."
Texas March 12 Texas execution of 'desert killer,' on death row for 30 years, blocked by court David Wood, 67, was sentenced to death in 1992 for the killing of six woman and girls in El Paso, Texas. He has spent nearly 33 years on death row for the crimes.
Texas February 16, 2025 Texas teen charged with murder released after bond reduced from $800K to $100 per charge: 'This is outrageous' A Texas teen accused in an October 2024 murder has been released from police custody after posting bond, which was dramatically reduced from $800,000 to $100 per charge.
Texas January 28, 2025 Texas Gov. Abbott orders DPS tactical strike teams to assist federal illegal immigration enforcement efforts Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ordered DPS tactical strike teams to assist the Trump administration's efforts to go after illegal immigrants inside the state, as Austin law enforcement officials vow to not comply.
Austin December 21, 2024 Body found in same Austin lake where 6 other deceased individuals were found in 2024 A body was found in a Texas lake, the same site where other deceased individuals have been discovered in recent months, authorities said.
Politics December 5, 2024 'Miscarriage of justice': Soros DA ripped by police for 'war' on cops after officer sentenced to prison Fox News Digital spoke to law enforcement in Austin, Texas, after a police officer was sentenced to prison following prosecution from the county's progressive district attorney.
VIDEO November 26, 2024 University of Austin launches first cohort, replacing 'safe spaces' with open debate Michael Shires, Vice President of the University of Austin launches first cohort, replacing 'safe spaces' with open debate.
Cold Case October 29, 2024 Texas convicted serial killer potentially connected to more cold cases in Austin: report Investigators believe a convicted serial killer, who is serving life in prison, may be connected to more cold cases in Austin, Texas.
US October 16, 2024 'Coward' allegedly kills mother of his children and her boyfriend in Texas, Amber Alert issued Sherles Gregorio Machado-Hernandez was arrested and charged in a double homicide case involving the mother of his children and her new boyfriend, according to police.
US October 15, 2024 Gun-wielding suspect gets beaten up by employees at pizzeria he tried to rob: police A 19-year-old suspect in Texas was arrested after he allegedly tried to rob a Marco's Pizza location in Austin. Employees at the restaurant beat him up after he showed a gun.
