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Texas leads the nation in exonerations of wrongfully convicted individuals, with Dallas emerging as a focal point. WFAA highlights decades behind bars for many, underscoring flaws in the justice system.
A Texas mural of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was defaced with graffiti using Kirk’s own words. The incident sparked debates over free speech and political expression in public art.
Jasmine Crockett has officially entered the race for U.S. Senate in Texas, emphasizing urgency with her “It’s now or never” message. The Democratic candidate aims to challenge the state’s entrenched political landscape.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked 11 Texas school districts from displaying the Ten Commandments, ruling the practice unconstitutional. The decision follows challenges over separation of church and state.
Texas Monthly, often called “The National Magazine of Texas,” delivers in-depth coverage of Texas culture, politics, and lifestyle. Renowned for its investigative journalism, it remains a leading voice across the Lone Star State.
A British man has been identified as the hostage-taker at a Texas synagogue, authorities confirmed. The standoff ended peacefully, with all hostages released unharmed. Investigations into motives are ongoing.
A Texas man who fired on an ICE facility reportedly aimed to kill federal agents, officials said. Authorities are investigating the attack at the detention center, highlighting concerns over rising violence.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for disciplinary action against schools that refuse to collaborate with Turning Point USA, a conservative group focused on campus activism, raising concerns about academic freedom.
A federal government shutdown could disrupt services and funding in Texas, impacting federal workers, local programs, and border security. Texans may face delays in benefits and public safety operations.
Texas announces a new initiative to establish Turning Point USA chapters in every high school across the state. The move aims to promote conservative values and student activism statewide.
An Australian company announced plans to establish its first U.S. manufacturing site in Texas, marking a significant investment in Dallas. The move aims to boost local jobs and expand the firm’s North American footprint.
Texas Democrat Colin Allred officially launched his 2026 U.S. Senate campaign, aiming to challenge the GOP stronghold in the state. His bid marks a significant effort to flip a key Senate seat.
Leaders nationwide and in Texas responded to the deadly shooting at a Dallas ICE facility, condemning the violence and calling for enhanced security measures. CBS News continues to follow updates on the incident.
The U.S. Supreme Court blocked a lower court ruling that found Texas’ congressional map illegal, allowing the current map to remain in place ahead of upcoming elections, a significant win for Texas Republicans.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reported that intensified immigration crackdowns are likely weighing on Texas job growth, slowing employment gains in a historically robust labor market.
A deadly shooting occurred at the Texas Ice facility, leaving multiple victims. Authorities are investigating the incident, with details still emerging. The community remains on alert as officials work to determine a motive.
A Mexican company announced it will cut 400 jobs and close its Carrollton and Garland sites in Texas. The move impacts employees and local operations, signaling a significant shift for the regional workforce.
The widow of a man shot at a Texas ICE facility questions whether political violence played a role in the incident. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Following a recent immigration crackdown, international students in Texas are increasingly self-censoring to avoid scrutiny and protect their education, highlighting concerns over academic freedom and personal security.
In the wake of the Texas Ice facility shooting, Republicans have blamed the “radical left,” while Democrats emphasize support for victims and call for stricter gun control measures, highlighting a deep partisan divide.