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Texas January 27

Texas teen dies after Jeep-pulled sled strikes curb and tree during severe winter storm

Teen dies in sledding accident involving Jeep in Frisco, Texas, authorities said. Another 16-year-old remains critical after sled struck curb, hit tree.

True Crime January 25

Texas cult in crosshairs of killer mom’s bathtub slayings case as questions hang over family horror

New documentary explores shocking allegations that Andrea Yates was influenced by religious cult before drowning her five children in 2001 Texas tragedy.

VIDEO January 24

18,000+ POWER OUTAGES across Texas as Winter Storm begins

Fox News meteorologist Bayne Froney reports live from Dallas, Texas, as over 18,000 homes lose power amid a large winter storm.

Midterm Elections January 24

House candidate predicts historic rise of ‘new generation’ in Congress as parties target key demographic

After making historic inroads with Hispanic voters, the Republican Party is going all in on winning the Latino vote in hopes of retaining its majority this midterm election.

Ted Cruz January 24

Cruz back in Texas after photo of him boarding plane sparks backlash ahead of winter storm

Sen. Ted Cruz returned to Texas after a photo went viral earlier this week of him boarding a plane, sparking online scrutiny as the state braces for a potentially historic winter storm.

Media January 23

Carville says Crockett's rhetoric offends people with 'any sense of humanity,' will not be viable candidate

Democratic strategist James Carville endorses James Talarico over Rep. Jasmine Crockett in a Texas Senate race, citing better electoral viability.

Political Corruption January 23

Trump's pardon of House Dem Cuellar back in the spotlight as Cuellar's brother faces indictment

Webb County Sheriff Martin Cuellar Jr., brother of Trump-pardoned Rep. Henry Cuellar, was indicted. The DOJ alleges he used staff, resources and funds for a COVID cleaning business.

Dallas-Fort Worth January 23

Texas posthumously exonerates Tommy Lee Walker, executed 70 years prior for rape and murder of White woman

Dallas County exonerated Tommy Lee Walker, a Black man wrongfully executed in 1956 for rape and murder after a coerced confession and all-White jury trial.

Texas January 23

GOP Rep Gonzales says video of kids exposes Dem ‘grandstanding’ over conditions at Texas ICE facility

Rep. Tony Gonzales shared a video of a Texas ICE facility showing children with computers, countering Democratic claims of "cages" and poor conditions.

U.S. January 23

Former Uvalde school officer says he doesn't regret actions after not guilty verdict

Former Uvalde officer speaks out after acquittal, says he has no regrets about his actions during deadly 2022 school shooting that left 21 people dead.

Media January 23

Houston school district trying to woo parents while losing students amid school choice competition

The Houston Independent School District lost 16,000 students over two years, reflecting nationwide enrollment drops in large urban districts as families seek education alternatives.