Caroline Dias Goncalves was released from the Aurora GEO Detention Facility on Friday after 15 days, following a traffic stop in early June. COLORADO, USA — The 19-year-old University of Utah student who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents following a traffic stop in Colorado released a statement on Monday following her … Read more
Starting July 1, when Texas drivers purchase a vehicle, they will leave the lot with permanent metal tags already installed. HOUSTON — Beginning July 1, paper plates will be a thing of the past. When Texas drivers purchase a vehicle, they will leave the lot with permanent metal tags already installed. It’s a new law … Read more
The judge set a formal sentencing date of Sept. 18. AUSTIN, Texas — The truck driver accused of causing a deadly Hays CISD bus crash in Bastrop County last spring has accepted a plea deal. Jerry Hernandez entered a guilty plea on manslaughter charges and faces 18 years in prison. Hernandez showed up in court … Read more
The parents of 4-month-old Brookelynn Fancher were charged with her 2024 murder over the weekend. We learned disturbing new details in a Houston hearing. HOUSTON — We’re learning new details about the tragic suffocation death of a four-month-old baby girl. Destiny Campos and Jeremy Fancher are now facing murder charges in the death of their … Read more
The suspect was arrested in the Dallas area after a brief foot chase, police say. MESQUITE, Texas — An “unclothed male” reportedly led police on a chase in a stolen ambulance before being arrested Monday, officials say. Police responded after a caller reported an “unclothed male” who was taken to Dallas Regional Medical Center in … Read more
At a special legislative session slated for July 21, lawmakers are expected to take up a bill focused on implementing regulations on the Texas hemp industry. SAN ANTONIO — Products infused with THC will remain on Texas store shelves after Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed Senate Bill 3 late Sunday night. The news comes as a … Read more
A special legislative session is slated for July 21 where lawmakers are expected to take up a bill focused on implementing regulations on the Texas hemp industry. SAN ANTONIO — Products infused with THC will remain on Texas store shelves after Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed Senate Bill 3, coming as relieving news for the industry, … Read more