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More than 14,000 Texas children have lost a caregiver due to COVID-19, study shows
Crime
FBI Houston office discusses specifics behind the search for missing Grimes County toddler
About two dozen law enforcement agencies are helping search for the missing 3-year-old boy near Plantersville.
Local News
West ISD employee arrested, accused of sending inappropriate messages to student
Andrew White, 33, is facing charges of improper relationship between an educator and a student, among other charges.
Investigations
The US government was warned about a mass migration coming this year
Last year, the Department of Homeland Security wrote the chance for mass migration has increased, especially from places like Haiti.
ROBOCALLS FEATURED
How can you stop robocalls?
We set out find out who are the robocallers, who are the victims and what can be done to stop the calls.
Investigations
States don't know who is vaccinated when records don't cross state lines
State vaccination levels may be off several percentage points if jurisdictions aren't sharing vaccination records across state lines.
Investigations
Austin pharmacist gets 300 prescriptions a day for Ivermectin
The FDA warns large doses are dangerous to humans. Clinical studies are underway to see if the doctor-prescribed medicine for humans can treat COVID-19.
Entertainment
$300 to be a good citizen: San Francisco will begin paying people to not harm, shoot others
Under a new program called the Dream Keeper Fellowship, San Francisco will be paying ex-criminals staying on the straight and narrow.
Local News
Grand jury returns 32-count indictment in Elijah McClain case
Five people are named in the indictment, including Aurora police officers and paramedics.
Investigations
Texas one step closer to new power plant winterization rules
State utility regulators approved a draft version of new standards they hope will be on the books by November.
Investigations
Power plant winterization may be hitting a snag
Texas public utility regulators are considering a phased-in approach to writing new extreme weather standards.
Crime
Rosebud-Lott cross country coach on administrative leave after teen killed during morning run
The Falls County Sheriff's Office said the 15-year-old boy, identified as Bryce Fikes, was hit and killed while running in the town of Travis around 7:45 a.m.
Crime
FBI Houston office discusses specifics behind the search for missing Grimes County toddler
About two dozen law enforcement agencies are helping search for the missing 3-year-old boy near Plantersville.
Local News
West ISD employee arrested, accused of sending inappropriate messages to student
Andrew White, 33, is facing charges of improper relationship between an educator and a student, among other charges.
Investigations
The US government was warned about a mass migration coming this year
Last year, the Department of Homeland Security wrote the chance for mass migration has increased, especially from places like Haiti.
ROBOCALLS FEATURED
How can you stop robocalls?
We set out find out who are the robocallers, who are the victims and what can be done to stop the calls.
Investigations
States don't know who is vaccinated when records don't cross state lines
State vaccination levels may be off several percentage points if jurisdictions aren't sharing vaccination records across state lines.
Investigations
Austin pharmacist gets 300 prescriptions a day for Ivermectin
The FDA warns large doses are dangerous to humans. Clinical studies are underway to see if the doctor-prescribed medicine for humans can treat COVID-19.
Entertainment
$300 to be a good citizen: San Francisco will begin paying people to not harm, shoot others
Under a new program called the Dream Keeper Fellowship, San Francisco will be paying ex-criminals staying on the straight and narrow.
Local News
Grand jury returns 32-count indictment in Elijah McClain case
Five people are named in the indictment, including Aurora police officers and paramedics.
Investigations
Texas one step closer to new power plant winterization rules
State utility regulators approved a draft version of new standards they hope will be on the books by November.
Investigations
Power plant winterization may be hitting a snag
Texas public utility regulators are considering a phased-in approach to writing new extreme weather standards.
Crime
Rosebud-Lott cross country coach on administrative leave after teen killed during morning run
The Falls County Sheriff's Office said the 15-year-old boy, identified as Bryce Fikes, was hit and killed while running in the town of Travis around 7:45 a.m.
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