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June 23

Clippers' James Harden faces negligence accusation amid sexual assault lawsuit against nephew

Los Angeles Clippers star James Harden was accused of negligence as his nephew was hit with a lawsuit over allegations of sexual assault in Texas.

June 23

Firefighter's body recovered from vacation getaway after weekend kayaking accident

The Collin County Sheriff's Office said the body of Juan Chaidez, a firefighter in Dallas, was found after his Kayak flipped over.

June 23

Texas lieutenant gov calls out Abbott for last-minute THC bill veto

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick expresses disappointment over Gov. Greg Abbott's late-night veto of a cannabis bill with overwhelming Republican support.

June 23

Oklahoma City police report shooting incident outside arena after Thunder's win over Pacers to win NBA Finals

Oklahoma City Police reported one person was injured in a shooting near Scissortail Park after the Thunder's NBA championship win over the Pacers on Sunday night.

June 23

Texas father of 3 dies after sudden lightning strike at golf course

A father in Texas was killed after he was hit by a lightning strike while golfing with his dad on June 8.

June 21

Tulsa's mayor has a $105M plan to help descendants of the 1921 race massacre, but don't call it reparations

Tulsa's mayor is proposing a different kind of reparations plan, focusing on creating a private trust to help atone for one of the worst racial attacks in U.S. history.

June 21

Mexican mayor applauds Trump’s 'cleaning house' deportation plan

The mayor of the border city of Nogales in Sonora, Mexico, Juan Francisco Gim Nogales, discusses the reality of how Trump's deportation plans have affected his community.

June 20

Pastor's son dies in tragic fall on graduation trip, family vows to 'honor him by living life to the fullest'

An 18-year-old man died after falling off of a waterfall during a graduation trip in Washington state, according to the National Park Service.

June 20

US government to build $8.5M fly-breeding facility to combat cattle parasite threat

USDA announces new Texas facility to breed sterile New World screwworm flies as part of an effort to combat the flesh-eating parasite threatening livestock near the US-Mexico border.

June 20

‘This guy’: Slurring Biden takes shot at Trump, those trying to ‘erase our history’ at Juneteenth church event

Former president claims critics 'don't want to remember' America's past while Trump warns holiday costs billions