13 Injured in Overnight Shooting on 6th Street in Austin
A suspect remained on the loose after gunfire erupted in Downtown Austin early Saturday morning, leaving several people injured - two in critical condition.
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Trump Acquitted in 57-43 Senate Vote
The United States Senate has acquitted former president Donald Trump on a charge of incitement of insurrection following the January 6 Capitol riot.
Gov. Abbott Announces Phase One of Plan to Safely Reopen Texas
Beginning May 1, restaurants, retail stores, movie theaters, and malls will be permitted to reopen, but must meet certain safety requirements.
Texas Schools to Remain Closed Through End of Spring Semester
Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order Friday closing schools statewide for the remainder of the 2019-2020 academic year.
Texans Could Soon Kill Feral Hogs Without a Hunting License
Current law requires a landowner to have a license or be able to prove a hog was damaging property, but Senate Bill 317 would change that come September 1.
2 Reported Dead, More Injured in UNC Charlotte Shooting
A suspect is reportedly in custody after a shooting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte Tuesday afternoon.
Texas Girl's Inoperable Brain Tumor Miraculously Vanishes
Back in June, 11-year-old Roxli Doss was diagnosed with DIPG - a rare and devastating disease with no cure. Recent MRI's indicate her tumor has simply disappeared.
Parents of Us Journalist Missing in Syria Hopeful About Fate
The parents of Austin Tice say they hope the Trump administration will work on releasing their son the same way it did with Americans held in North Korea.
As Florida Recount Ends, Sen. Nelson Concedes Race to Scott
Sen. Bill Nelson conceded his re-election bid to Republican Rick Scott Sunday after a bruising recount left Nelson thousands of votes short.
Chad's Morning Brief: Do You Have News Fatigue? [WATCH]
Are people tired of the news or are they tired of the type of news the major outlets are pushing? Chad Hasty shares his thoughts.