State News

A recent alert about frozen chicken nuggets has everyone talking—especially if you’ve got kids at home. Let’s get into the details of this health warning.

A Texas doctor faces federal charges for allegedly running a Houston pill mill. Investigators say he prescribed 5.3 million pills to fake patients, netting over $2 million in cash through a black-market conspiracy.

A 19-year-old Odessa woman faces new arson charges for allegedly burning a mobile home while out on bond for a similar crime. She claimed her lighter spoke to her before the fire began.

Distracted driving caused over 86,000 Texas crashes in 2025. As April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month, TxDOT is reminding drivers that a single text can lead to a $200 fine or a life-changing accident.

Texas ranks third in U.S. pecan production with 200,000 acres dedicated to the crop. Commissioner Miller urges Texans to support local family farms during National Pecan Month.

Negotiations continue between the two sides.

Texas DPS captured Justin Ramon Statum, a Bloods gang member and sex offender, at a Houston motel. Wanted since October for aggravated robbery, his arrest was triggered by an anonymous tip through Texas Crime Stoppers.

Texans Credit Union is warning members about sophisticated phishing and smishing scams. Learn how to identify phone spoofing and protect your accounts from social engineering tactics designed to steal your data.

New regulations on SNAP benefits in Texas kick in April 1.

A Levelland man is headed to federal prison for 60 years following a Project Safe Childhood investigation. He pleaded guilty to producing child pornography involving two young victims he sexually abused.