Imposter scammers stole at least $3.5 billion from people last year, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

A second child has died after a Sept. 9 crash in southeast Austin, the Austin Police Department said.

A San Marcos city council member faces an assault on a public servant charge, a third-degree felony, following a "disturbance" that happened between him and a security guard in downtown Austin over the weekend, according to an arrest affidavit.

Mental health and substance use treatment took center stage Tuesday as Travis County leaders and Central Health outlined plans for a historic investment in crisis and recovery care.

Abbott Laboratories will pay $385 million to settle allegation related to how it operated a manufacturing plant tied to contaminated powdered baby formula suspected of causing infant deaths.

The Cipher Data Center Project in Mitchell County is making a major investment in Colorado City.

Some Texans on National Voter Registration Day ran into issues trying to check their voter registration status.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning has landed himself in a precarious position after comments he made during player media availability on Monday.

Affected owners will be notified by mail and should take their vehicles to a Ford or Lincoln dealer.

The United States has launched a weapon into orbit that will be used to protect American troops, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink revealed Monday.

A price hike and purchase limits may take you back to the days of empty shelves where toilet paper once stood, but this likely won't impact you as much as you may immediately fear.

The organization's co-founder later admitted that organizers "made a mistake by not reacting immediately during the race."

Nick Reiner will not face the death penalty in the case involving the murder of his parents.

Federal and state investigators recently concluded a "summer surge" of indictments against more than 160 suspects accused of defrauding a combined $245 million from the U.S. Small Business Administration's small business COVID-era loan programs.

The color is described as "a soft, muted green with subtle yellow undertones."

The exhibit, called "Every Step Remembered," uses pairs of shoes to represent lives lost to suicide in Williamson County.

Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off across the United States on Sept. 15. The celebration runs through Oct. 15, but the month-long celebration used to only be a week long. President Ronald Reagan expanded the celebration to a month in 1988.

The Supreme Court refused to clear the way for President Trumpsmail-in voting planfor the midterms onMonday over the dissents of two conservative justices, keeping intact a judges block that declared the plan unlawful.

The bad news? We'll likely break a record with today's heat. The good news? Temperatures tick down a few degrees for the rest of the week. -Meteorologist Kristen Currie

For the second time in two weeks, U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Monday said migrants were found in locked train rail cars in the South Texas border down of Del Rio.

A new report from the Department of Homeland Security's Inspector General found that some immigration detainees at the now-shuttered Alligator Alcatraz facility were confined to outdoor cages just slightly larger than phone booths for more than an hour at a time.

What staff find while cleaning out hydrothermal areas at Yellowstone National Park can be surprising, and they shared all of it, from common to funny to just plain weird.

After criticism from Republican leaders including Dustin Burrows and John Cornyn, Railroad Commission candidate Bo French defended social media posts targeting a group of UT Austin students, insisting his comments were about policy, not race.

A Travis County grand jury indicted Ernest Ferniz on six counts of tampering with a governmental record with intent to defraud or harm, a state jail felony.

Child advocates, pediatricians and mental health experts urged Texas lawmakers on Monday to expand online safety protections for children.