TX Nurse Convicted Of Killing 4 Patients With Air Injections

William George Davis was convicted of capital murder in the deaths of four heart surgery patients who died after receiving air injections.

North-Texas Based Company Investing Millions To Improve Weatherization At Texas Power Plants

“We're putting in the money to make sure these plants work.”

Texas Women Drive Hours For Abortions After New Law

Over a dozen women arrived Saturday at the Hope Medical Group for Women, a brick building with covered windows near downtown Shreveport.

Texan Threatens Doctor With '12 Gauge' Over Vaccines: Feds

A Texas man will appear in Baltimore to answer a charge of threatening a doctor who has been a prominent advocate for COVID-19 vaccines.

Texas Flood Watch: Tropical Storm Pamela To Bring Heavy Rain

A large stretch of Texas, including San Antonio, Austin and Dallas, is under a flash flood watch as Tropical Storm Pamela hits Mexico.

Visions Of Space Collide As Shatner Heads Toward Stars From TX

Shatner is causing worlds to collide: "Star Trek's" spacefaring vision and the increasingly commercial spot "space" holds in American minds.

Former South Texas Police Officer Joel Alex Sandate Sentenced For Recording Video Of Minor

Sandate, 32, of Los Fresnos, Texas, was sentenced Oct. 7 in federal court to 10 years in federal prison.

Fort Hood Launches Effort To Address Sexual Assault, Suicide

Army officials have unveiled a new resource and training center at Fort Hood that aims to create a more supportive culture.

TCU Athletics’ New Game Day Concessions Embrace Fort Worth

Horned Frog fans have exciting new concessions options this fall at Amon. G Carter Stadium thanks to upgrade in new culinary concepts

Why Democrats' Climate Goals May Test Their Latino Appeal

Many Latino voters in South Texas turned against Democrats during last year's presidential election.

“God's Will Is Being Thwarted”

Even in solid republican counties, hard-liners seek more partisan control of elections.

Texas Files Brief Arguing DOJ Can't Sue State Over Abortion Law

In the filing, the state argues that the U.S. government doesn't have cause of action and that interstate travel is not being limited.

Texas received ‘D’ for fiscal health

According to Truth in Accounting's new Financial State of the States report

Texas GOP Proposes New Redrawn Congressional Maps

Texas GOP tries to protect US House seats under its first draft of new congressional districts.

American Momentum Bank names new Energy Division President

American Momentum Bank promotes Ryan Edwards to Energy Division President

American Momentum Bank expands Market President positions

Mark Noland will serve as Market President of Big Lake/McCamey, Weldon Hayes as Market President of Monahans/Crane

All Migrants Are Gone From Texas Border Camp, Officials Say

No migrants remained Friday at the Texas border encampment where almost 15,000 people — most of them Haitians — had converged.

EXPLAINER: Medication Abortion Becomes Latest GOP Target

As Republican states move to restrict access to abortion generally, many of them also are limiting access to medication-induced abortions.

Options Shrink For Haitian Migrants Straddling Texas Border

Alejandro Mayorkas, the U.S. Homeland Security secretary, warned those who come to the country unlawfully "will not succeed."

Over 6K Haitians, Other Migrants Removed From TX Border Town

U.S. officials defended a strong response that included immediately deporting migrants to their impoverished Caribbean country.

US Nears Plan For Widescale Expulsions Of Haitian Migrants

Details were yet to be finalized, but would likely involve five to eight flights per day that would begin Sunday.

Some Prison Labor Programs Lose Money — Even When Prisoners Work For Pennies

Officials claim programs provide skills for inmates, but critics say there's little evidence.

From Last Meals To Last Words, What Can Death Row Prisoners Request Before They Die?

As a Texas man sues for his pastor to touch him during his execution, a guide to rights for the condemned.

Feds To Protect Abortion Seekers In Texas: Department Of Justice

The justice department will protect constitutional rights, including abortion, according to Attorney General Merrick Garland.

“People Will Lose Their Lives”

Texas isn't doing enough to prevent carbon monoxide deaths, critics say.

In 5-4 Vote, Supreme Court Leaves Texas Abortion Law In Place

The law, signed by Gov. Greg Abbott in May, prohibits abortions after six weeks, or when medical professionals can detect a fetal heartbeat.

Federal Coronavirus Aid For Schools: See How Much TX Schools Got

Texas schools have received at least $17.1 billion in federal aid since the pandemic began.

Building away from Taxpayer Burdens

New building permit data shows where people are moving to

American Momentum Bank collects school supplies for charity

The bank’s school supply drive supported 3:11 Ministries, The Rainbow Room and Washington STEM Academy

Suicides Rise In Texas Prisons During Pandemic

Prison suicides have been rising for years. Experts fear the pandemic has made it worse.

Stalking Mike Judge With Perfect Theme Song In Live-Music Capital

KONKOL ON THE ROAD: Rocker Spencer Garland's return to stages reminds Austin always has been a hard place for musicians to make a living.

Texas gains Millennial population

New York, California, and Illinois lose Boomer population

The Cleburne Railroaders Came to Chicago for Some Dogs

The Cleburne (TX) Railroaders came to Rosemont to play the Chicago Dogs. The Dogs took 2 of 3, but it was a weekend of exciting baseball.

Texas Among Top States For Businesses: Ranking

A new ranking from CNBC ranks how well leaders do in attracting new businesses to their state. Texas received high marks in several metrics.

Enter the ArkLaTex 60 Strong Calendar Contest

Nominate an inspirational Senior Between ages 60 and 69 To Be Featured on the ArkLaTex 60 Strong Calendar!

Texas Christian University Dining Hiring Over 200 Positions

Applications are currently being accepted for 200-250 jobs with Texas Christian University Dining for the fall semester and beyond.

Texas Children's Ranked Among Nation’s Best Children's Hospitals

The latest children’s hospital rankings from U.S. News include the highest-rated pediatric facilities in Texas.

Mold, Cockroaches Prompt Military Families To Sue Landlord

Ten families living at three different military bases in Texas filed the suit, citing unhealthy and unsafe living conditions.

American Momentum Bank recognizes local heroes

The bank is sponsoring the 2021 season's Midland RockHounds Hometown Heroes program

American Momentum hires VP, SBA Business Development Officer III

Ruben Cardona joins American Momentum as Vice President, SBA Business Development Officer III