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The backlash has derailed the mother's fight for justice.

The business' parent company and owners are also named in the suit.

For some Aggies, the next chapter could bring them back to campus.

Who doesn't like to look down at the world?

The Dallas native is changing careers after nearly seven years on TV.

Sometimes, even with all our growth and learning, it's still just as difficult to accept the answers that we don't wish to hear.

Some of the state's former gridiron greats will stump with the president, per a new report. bit.ly/3W7fWq0

Now we know why promised development has taken so long.

The fight continues.

Forget ghosts. These Halloween candy prices are downright terrifying. bit.ly/3UTtViR

One trustee compared the $20,000 concept to high-end designer bags.

A uniform problem could have left one team looking out of place. A kind gesture proved to be the ultimate solution.

Footage shows an officer aiming a gun at Bryant before he is seen handcuffed on the ground.

A proposed route could give Texas drivers a new way north.

The Houston furniture magnate is no stranger to political endorsements.

It'll be taking over an old fried chicken joint.

The move comes weeks after another sports anchor left the Austin newsroom.

Forget ghosts. These Halloween candy prices are downright terrifying.

The plane landed safely with 89 people on board.

Go for the burgers, stay for the milkshakes.

“There is more of an awareness of what is considered sexual assault and that reporting is okay.”

Remnants of a Civil War naval battle loom large.

Being unwilling to see or hear any other perspectives is one of the greatest traps that we can fall into this week.

The rapper's stripped-down intimate concert is now immortalized with an exclusive release.

There was a buzz toward the end of the U.S. Grand Prix.

Not everyone is happy about this development.

It's for a good cause.

The $120-million Gateway project is underway. But 750,000-pound trees will be relocated first.

Fort Bend County has seen plenty of controversy at its highest levels.

The direct economic impact has risen exponentially over the past few years.

A&M’s renovation plans call for high-end putting and swing technology for athletes and coaches at Traditions Club in Bryan.

Being towed in Houston can cost $300 or more, but drivers can lower their chances of getting towed by checking parking signs and may be able to challenge an improper tow in court.

Today we may feel torn between protecting our independence and accepting support from those who could lighten the load.

Is this our barbecue future?

It sits on one of Houston's most exclusive gated streets.

A North Texas teacher was indicted after allegedly sending inappropriate images to students and told the FBI the students sent them.

Daniel Wong has yet to address the video as early voting is underway.

The West Texas version of 'Breaking Bad' ends in prison time.

Houston and Harris County serve many of the same people. Why not share more?

Better yet, they perform for a purpose.

Think you were wrongfully towed? Here is everything you need to know about how to dispute it through the Harris County Justice Court system.

They've sold out every home game in program history, with more than 12,000 fans on the season-ticket wait list.

AI blunders, stolen pens and awkward endorsements define a bizarre election season.

A developer compared the proposed town center to San Antonio's River Walk.

Our passion can get us so far, but it can also cloud our judgment.

"Students who stop out aren't failing. They're responding to real-life pressures."

A parent asked the school board why families had not been informed of the allegations.

This would be the pop-up operation's first permanent brick-and-mortar.

The discovery sparked a round of finger-pointing among family members.

The morning anchor made the surprising revelation during his final newscast.