US border agents stop Union Pacific rail near Mexican border amid migrant crisis
U.S. authorities on the border have temporarily halted Union Pacific train traffic to Mexico via the Eagle Pass gateway in Texas due to the migrant crisis.
Iveda offers AI tools for threat monitoring at schools
Iveda and Claro are partnering to bring video surveillance systems informed by artificial intelligence to school districts to integrate with existing security networks.
Arizona sheriff running for Senate after witnessing border crisis, influx of drugs
Senate candidate Arizona Sheriff Mark Lamb on his decision to run for the U.S. Senate and prioritizing border security.
Oklahoma governor pushing to get state income tax 'on the path to zero'
Oklahoma Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt outlines which state taxes he hopes can be cut down for residents on 'Varney & Co' Tuesday.
Texas sues Shell, claiming fire at Houston area facility damaged environment
The Texas attorney general's office filed a lawsuit against Shell, seeking over $1 million and alleging a fire at a facility near Houston damaged the environment.
'Crazy plane lady' kicks off comeback after viral American Airlines meltdown
Dallas marketing executive Tiffany Gomas refuses to be canceled and she has bounced back after embarrassing American Airlines "not real" meltdown went viral.
'Crazy plane lady' Tiffany Gomas breaks silence during teary apology: 'We all have our bad moments'
Tiffany Gomas, who has been called the "crazy plane lady" for swearing at passengers and urging crew to let her off the plane, issued an apology video over her actions.
Texas woman sneaked through security after American Airlines meltdown: police docs
DFW Police said an American Airlines passenger who launched into a public meltdown on the tarmac returned to the secure side of the airport after being kicked out.
The four US cities facing the biggest housing shortages
The U.S. housing shortage is worse in several cities that have experienced a booming labor market, strong population growth and low housing inventory.
Judge denies Texas Pete's request to dismiss lawsuit that hot sauce is made in North Carolina, not Texas
A California judge said that she won't dismiss the false advertising case against the maker of North Carolina-based hot sauce Texas Pete.
Riley Gaines reveals what’s ‘at stake’ if women’s protection bill isn’t passed
College swimming champion Riley Gaines argues that Oklahoma's women's bill of rights is "not anti-transgender" legislation, but rather "pro-woman, pro-truth."
Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning lands first NIL deal with Panini America
Texas Longhorns freshman quarterback Arch Manning announced his first name, image and likeness deal (NIL) on Tuesday with Panini America.
American Airlines investigator allegedly tried to blame worker's on-the-job death on suicide: report
Texas police ruled an American Airlines employee who died on the tarmac in April perished due to an accident, not suicide as an airline investigator allegedly suggested.
DOJ sues Texas after the state puts floating border barrier in place
National Border Patrol Council Vice President Art Del Cueto on whistleblower claims that the CBP may have retaliated against border agents following Capitol Hill testimonies and how Texas is trying to address the border crisis.
$2B Disneyland-sized theme park planned for Oklahoma along Route 66
The American Heartland Theme Park and Resort is being planned to open in northeast Oklahoma in phases, with an RV park opening in 2025, followed by the theme park in 2026.
Moving to Texas from New York can save some Americans $250,000
Wealthy Americans who live in New York, San Francisco or Chicago can save thousands by relocating to Austin, which has lower and a cheaper cost of living.
Texas attorney general's office, Walmart reach $168M settlement deal over retailer's role in opioid crisis
The Attorney General's office in Texas reached a $168 million settlement with Walmart over its role in the opioid crisis, including marketing, selling and dispensing opioids.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sued over TikTok ban by group representing professors
Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott is being sued over the state's ban on TikTok from being used on devices or networks that are state-owned.
Influencer-turned-business owner shares how she's making clothing more inclusive, one T-shirt at a time
A Dallas-based influencer created a basics brand made to be inclusive for "every body" of every size. Meet Daryl-Ann Denner, co-founder of nuuds, with over 1.4 million followers.
Texas business owners beg Democrat-run city ‘to end the vicious cycle’ of homelessness
Customers "try to avoid" the Austin, Texas, area where business owners Larry Maddalena and Craig Plackis operate, due to the city's "vicious cycle" of homelessness.


















