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Protesters are calling it an informal encampment to comply with university guidelines. That’s why students sat on tarps and brought umbrellas — not tents or any other structures that could be used as temporary shelters.

The city of Austin says that mosquitos have made somewhat of an early arrival. We take a look at what you can do to mitigate the risks of these disease-carrying pests.

The Houston Food Bank is looking for donations amid many families being displaced because of excessive flooding and high-water levels.

Several Houston area and surrounding counties are dealing with flooding and high water in Southeast Texas due to weather on Friday, May 3.

Floodwaters overwhelm Big Creek in Texas, stranding residents who are rescued by game wardens as water levels rise.

North Houston residents blame the San Jacinto River Authority for failing to pre-release dam water, leading to severe flooding that devastated homes along the river.

A Texas mother and son are accused of posing as a nurse and lawyer to defraud an elderly couple out of over $1 million.

Georgetown voters will have the final say on several multimillion dollar school bonds this weekend. If passed, they would create several new schools and start major renovation projects.

Several subdivisions around Lake Livingston are under a boil water notice, according to the Lake Livingston Water Supply.

Missing 17-year-old Taylor DeShawn from Harris County was last seen in the 14300 block of Bellaire Blvd.