Month: August 2026

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Records allege DPS tipped ICE before deadly shooting; DPS says document is ‘incorrect’

Records obtained by ABC13 allege that DPS tipped off ICE before the deadly shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. DPS said the document...

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Brazoria County judge apologizes for offensive comments at commissioners court meeting

Brazoria County’s top elected official is apologizing after Eyewitness News asked about comments he made at Tuesday’s commissioners court meeting.​ 

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Wide receiver, defensive back duo recognized for strong Fall Camp showings

When evaluating Texas football’s 2026 roster, it’s easy to become hyperfixated on the biggest names – ones like Arch Manning, Cam Coleman...

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Moody alum turned senior project into one of Austin’s most inclusive festivals

Each year as summer comes to a close, community arts organization Future Front showcases Austin’s up-and-coming women and queer artists in a...

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1 dead after under-construction house collapses on workers in south Austin

Two people were caught under a house that collapsed in south Austin, killing one.​ 

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NFL Pro’s son to visit Texas men’s basketball

Since being hired in March of 2025, Texas men’s basketball head coach Sean Miller has made one thing clear through his statements...

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New poll shows James Talarico leading Ken Paxton by 6 percentage points in Senate race

The event comes fewer than 70 days before the midterm election and as Paxton trails Talarico in recent polling.​ 

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Alleged 9/11 mastermind’s long-awaited trial scheduled for 2028

The self-proclaimed “mastermind” of the 9/11 attacks will stand trial in June 2028, a military judge ruled Wednesday, nearly 25 years after...

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University of Houston student says she was groped on the first day back on campus

A University of Houston sophomore says her first day back on campus took a frightening turn when a man allegedly groped her...

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‘National Center for STEM Education’ replaces UTeach Institute, expands operations

The University launched the National Center for STEM Education on Aug. 11, according to a University news release. The center will take...

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