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July 10

Trial date set for Austin Metcalf’s suspected killer in track meet stabbing

A trial date has been set for June 2026 in the case of Karmelo Anthony, who is accused of fatally stabbing 17-year-old Frisco High School track athlete Austin Metcalf at a meet.

July 10

Fundraiser for Texas ex-official seeks $20K in donations after 'Whites-only' comment about young flood victims

Controversy erupted after a fundraiser for Sade Perkins, a former Houston official who made racial comments about the 27 girls who died in Camp Mystic floods.

July 10

DAVID MARCUS: In Texas, warning signs for Trump on mass deportations

The Trump administration's deportation measures are causing emotional reactions across communities, with confusion about who will be targeted and potential industry exceptions

July 10

FBI arrests self-proclaimed hate crime victim for allegedly setting deadly house fire

A Texas man who claimed racist graffiti and harassment was arrested by the FBI for allegedly orchestrating a deadly house explosion that killed two people in June 2023.

July 10

'Biblical grounds' - Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's wife files for divorce

Attorney General Ken Paxton and wife Angela end 38-year marriage as she files for divorce following his impeachment acquittal and amid his Senate challenge against Cornyn

July 10

Border Patrol union chief blasts anti-masking proposal: 'Tone deaf politics'

Border Patrol union chief Paul Perez denounces a Democratic-led bill to unmask immigration agents, calling it dangerous and politically motivated.

July 10

Texas suspect who damaged ICE vehicle, ‘aggressively pursued’ agents is arrested: police

The Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office helped arrest Sergio Olivares, a suspect accused of damaging and chasing an ICE vehicle in the Houston area.

July 10

Hiker dies on iconic Arizona park trail during extreme summer heat

Grand Canyon National Park reports a 67-year-old man's death on South Kaibab Trail amid sweltering temperatures, despite CPR attempts by passersby and park medical personnel.

July 10

DAVID MARCUS: In wake of Kerrville flood, locals ignore blame game

Hill Country locals reject political blame games after deadly floods, viewing the disaster as an unstoppable act of nature while focusing on community support

July 10

Samaritan's Purse volunteers bring faith and supplies to Texans in need

Samaritan's Purse volunteers are helping Texans clean up whose homes were destroyed in deadly floods while bringing them a message of faith in Jesus.