Posted on · Lawmakers will convene at noon in the State Capitol, where new senators and representatives will be sworn in. Between the coronavirus pandemic and last week’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, many have concerns about safety today.
Posted on · The Eagle Pass Democrat was caught on video surveillance dropping an envelope of cocaine on the ground at the Austin airport.
Posted on · Victims of the shooting spree in West Texas include a truck driver who moved to the area because he thought it was safer.
Posted on · The white suspect in the racist massacre told El Paso police he bought the gun from Romania and picked it up at a Dallas-area store. Experts say guns imported from overseas are often cheaper than those from the U.S.
Posted on · These are some of the stories Houston Public Media is covering.
Posted on · Houston is one of several Texas cities participating in the pilot phase of the Track Kit software. It gives access to an online portal with updated information.
Posted on · A joint task force of the HCSO and Texas DPS has arrested Pablo Munoz Garza, owner of TexGuard Services, for aggravated robbery and aggravated kidnapping.
Posted on · H.P.D. is looking for truckers with oversized loads and those who don't have their cargo properly secured.
Posted on · The new Facebook and Twitter accounts will provide information about the work of State Troopers and specialized units, such as the commercial vehicle enforcement unit.
Posted on · The Houston East Driver License Office has now two additional workstations
Posted on · Authorities say, two girls, ages 2 and 3, were in the process of being sold
Posted on · Researchers suggest making blood-alcohol levels more strict would reduce injuries and fatalities related to drunken driving.
Posted on · Starting in September everyone who gets a first-time drivers license in Texas will have to take a distracted driving education course. The new rule takes effect along with a law that bans texting behind the wheel.
Posted on · Rising gang-related crime in Harris County has prompted a response from Governor Greg Abbott. He says they’re looking for known criminals and they’re not out to target people who are simply in the country illegally.
Posted on · Tailgating, speeding, changing lanes without signaling — do you see these offenses increase around the holidays? More than 7 million Texans are going to hit the road for holiday travel this year, according to AAA Texas. And while Houstonians are no strangers to traffic, no matter when you hit the road it's still a good […]