Month: September 2026

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2 killed, suspect dead after shooting at downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota apartment building

Two were killed and a suspect is dead after a shooting at a downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota apartment building.​ 

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Friend worries man killed in Georgetown police shooting faced mental health crisis

New details emerge from the deadly shooting as the man’s friend speaks out.​ 

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Family sues Houston’s Galleria mall, security companies over 2025 fatal shooting, lawsuit says

The family of a man shot and killed in a parking garage at Houston’s Galleria mall is suing the shopping center, its...

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Sunnyside park closed for HISD new education center construction

The city’s parks and recreation department told ABC13 that Houston ISD ended it sooner than anticipated in order to begin construction for...

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Judge sends Charlie Kirk murder case to trial with defendant facing potential death penalty

The murder case against the Utah man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk last year is headed for trial.​ 

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Corpus Christi, still in need of long-term water sources, again rejects desalination plant

Gov. Greg Abbott was quick to criticize a similar vote last year, when he said the state may need to “micromanage” the...

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Family searches for Austin man among missing after Nepal floods

Venkat Balasubramanyam was on a Hindu pilgrimage just as a glacier collapsed near the Nepal-China border.​ 

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‘Damn you’: Tim Miller confronts James Elmore during emotional Texas Killing Fields testimony

Tim Miller took the stand on Tuesday and recalled the last words he said to his 16-year-old daughter Laura before she disappeared...

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New Landmarks installation announced for Cockrell School of Engineering

A new 3,600-square-foot interactable sculpture created by artist Maya Lin will soon become a new landmark for students at the Cockrell School...

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‘Save a life’: UT organizations host opioid overdose prevention training

Dozens of students attended an Aug. 28 training to help prevent opioid overdose deaths. The workshop, which was hosted by Operation Naloxone...

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