Texas

Rep. Beth Van Duyne, who offered to work with President Biden on bipartisan solutions, says the Democratic president has turned off some Republicans with a flurry of executive orders reversing the former administration's policies.

San Antonio wants an NFL team -- at least that what the Texas city’s mayor indicated Thursday.

President Biden's executive orders about the economy prove that his administration is "going to keep talking about unity but they don't want to unify behind anything the American working class might actually want," Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, told "Fox News Primetime" Friday.

Texas Attorney Ken Paxton on Friday sued the Biden administration over what he described as an "unlawful and perilous" 100-day pause on deportations of illegal immigrants, claiming it would put Americans in danger and violated existing agreements. 

A former ADT employee admitted Thursday to hacking into hundreds of customers’ video feeds to watch naked women and couples having sex for his own sexual gratification, federal officials said.

Police in Houston apprehended a man who stole an ambulance on Thursday night and drive it directly to a fast-food restaurant — emergency lights still flashing as he pulled into the drive-thru.

A Texas doctor has been fired from his job and is now facing charges after stealing doses of the coronavirus vaccine to administer to his friends and family, prosecutors say. 

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott made clear his support for police during a recent roundtable discussion with law enforcement leaders, saying: "We will never turn our back on our law enforcement officers."

A Texas police officer said he had "no choice" but to shoot an unarmed Black man who charged at him after repeated warnings and a failure of communication, according to a report.

The son of an FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive sought for the “honor killings” of his teenage daughters has pleaded guilty to helping his father evade law enforcement for more than 12 years, prosecutors say.