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Texas Governor Greg Abbott didn't need three strikes. He's just out and has declined an invitation to throw out the first pitch at the Ranger's home opener.

The Texas House and Senate are both considering bills aimed at making homeless camping in public spaces a statewide Class C misdemeanor.

It's been almost a year since Ft. Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen was murdered, and the fight to pass legislation aimed at preventing future tragedies continues.

According to a recent report from Bloomberg, Tesla is constructing a massive battery just south of Houston, which could indicate the company is about to enter Texas' electricity market.

Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Monday on behalf of customers who saw sky-high electric bills from Griddy. Meanwhile, another company has filed for bankruptcy.

Winter Storm Uri has affected us all in one way or another, and we'll be feeling the economic and food supply impact for a while.

People are desperate to stay warm right now in Texas, but running your car in an enclosed area or not using your generator properly can be fatal.

Phyllis Pena of Lake Jackson, Texas was recently captured on video taking down a guy who she says was peeping into her teen daughter's bedroom.

While some students have yet to step foot into a classroom in the 2020-2021 school year, that may change with the upcoming STAAR test.

Several virtual creative arts contests will be held this year for the State Fair of Texas

January 25th marks the anniversary of the official flag of Texas, the Lone Star Flag.

It was part of a holiday promotion to help with the dwindling supplies of blood during this pandemic