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The Kyle City Council voted to apply for more state grant money for Flock Safety cameras despite a string of local-level contract cancellations of the booming surveillance company’s services.
Eight candidates are running to be the Democratic nominee in the open race for the district attorney’s office. None are frontrunners.
As nine of the "Prairieland 19" face their days in court, the broader constitutional rights of left-wing activists may hang in the balance.
Since Columbine, expectations for cops have been clear. But reality often hasn’t measured up.
An exhibition at the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden and Museum in Austin runs through January 25.
Once billed as rehabilitative alternatives to prisons, these facilities are the sites of fatal overdoses—like that which ended the life of a Texan named Jackie Wiley.
The Department of Public Safety has acquired an army of unmanned aerial vehicles—nearly as large as the U.S. Border Patrol's.
She's a death row survivor, but she doesn't think she's really any different from her friends who are still set to die.
The ACLU found official misconduct, perjury, and predominantly white juries were contributing factors in at least 200 death sentence exonerations.
The notorious 287(g) task force program has finally reached DPS, raising fears of widespread racial profiling.