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Governor Abbott's border security efforts receive a significant boost as a new survey reveals growing approval, especially among Hispanic voters, posing a challenge for Democrats in Texas elections, while opposition to private school vouchers emerges as another battleground in the state's political landscape.

Swimming at Jacob's Well has been suspended until further notice due to low water levels.

For a central Texas bison rancher, the recent birth of a calf brought surprise and awe. It's something rare, and has significant meaning for many Native American tribes.

Authorities are on scene of a deadly deputy-involved shooting on Palston Bend Lane in Harris County.

The Texas Department of Transportation has declared a complete shutdown of FM 1485 at the east fork of the San Jacinto River due to high water from heavy flooding.

A man was arrested for murder after shooting and killing a 24-year-old man in Downtown Austin, the Austin Police Department said.

A 24-year-old man tried to escape St. David's hospital in central Austin by throwing a sandwich at a security guard, according to court documents.

A preliminary report on a second tornado that touched down on Sunday evening has been released by the National Weather Service.

The EPA just set new standards on what it calls "forever chemicals." The City of Georgetown joins about 50 other water utility facilities that don't meet the new requirements.

Law enforcement tore down an encampment at UT Dallas after pro-Palestinian protesters set one up on the Richardson campus.