US investigating Waymo after footage captures self-driving cars illegally moving past school buses in Texas
The federal safety agency NHTSA investigating Waymo's autonomous vehicles after 20 citations for illegally passing stopped school buses in Austin, Texas.
Texas Lt Gov Dan Patrick proposes giving each newborn $1K invested in stock market
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick proposed a state program to give every baby born in the Lone Star State $1,000 invested in the stock market, an idea modeled after a federal program.
Trump pardons live entertainment CEO Tim Leiweke months after DOJ indictment
President Donald Trump pardoned Oak View Group CEO Tim Leiweke over federal conspiracy charges for allegedly rigging an arena bidding process in Texas.
Texas AG probes Chinese retailer's labor practices, product safety
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced an investigation into fast-fashion retailer Shein over potential violations of state labor and product safety laws.
5 on board American Airlines flight hospitalized after odor diverts plane
American Airlines Flight 2118 was diverted to Houston, Texas, after the crew "reported fumes in the flight deck and cabin," according to the FAA.
Beef prices are close to record highs — but Americans aren’t cutting back
Americans spent $40 billion on fresh beef in 2024 despite record prices. Economists explain why strong demand keeps pushing grocery store costs higher.
GOP lawmakers move to expand LNG exports, roll back Biden energy policies
Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, discusses his ‘Unlocking Domestic LNG Potential Act,’ a federal court’s decision to block the new Texas congressional map and more on ‘Mornings with Maria.’
Google to invest $40B in Texas data centers in major AI push
Google plans a $40 billion Texas data center investment, creating thousands of jobs as tech companies compete for AI infrastructure capacity.
Major crypto exchange picks Texas for new HQ, citing pro-business rules
Texas attracted another major corporation as Coinbase reincorporated there, drawn by favorable tax rules, lighter regulations and the new specialized business court system.
Theft suspect hits almost 2 dozen Target stores — allegedly just for Legos
Serial shoplifter accused of stealing $37K in products, mostly Lego merchandise, from 23 Target stores across Texas in what police call an "incredibly brazen" crime.
Texas AG sues Kenvue, J&J over 'deceptively marketing' Tylenol to pregnant women
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the makers of Tylenol over allegedly deceptively marketing the over-the-counter drug to pregnant women.
Lucchese Bootmaker keeps American craftsmanship alive for over a century: 'Very proud of what we're doing'
Texas bootmaker Lucchese creates premium cowboy boots using exotic materials like alligator and ostrich, with as many as 200 artisans crafting each pair.
From cotton candy-covered bacon to mustard beer: The most unique eats at the 2025 State Fair of Texas
The State Fair of Texas in Dallas attracted 2.4 million visitors over 24 days, featuring unique foods like Fletcher's corny dogs and mustard beer.
Over 20 state economies are in or near recession, Moody's finds
Mark Zandi's analysis revealed recession risks are spread among states around the country, with the DC area particularly affected by cuts to the federal government.
Century-old American Hat Company sees spike in demand as Western lifestyle becomes 'very popular'
Texas-based cowboy hat manufacturer American Hat Company, which sells a variety of straw and felt hats, attributes booming business to increased interest in Western lifestyle.
Veteran shares what is 'absolutely critical' in wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination
Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, traces where concerns about political violence come from and addresses how concerned he is about A.I. terrorism threats on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Hundreds of blue city retirees reportedly left waiting months for pension payments: ‘I need my money’
Nearly 300 Houston city retirees are still awaiting pension payments after accepting early retirement packages in May, with payments expected by September's end.
Rep. Chip Roy: Any day Hamas is killed is a good day for Israel and America
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, weighs in on Israel expanding their war on Hamas beyond Gaza's borders and explains why House members are eyeing a congressional stock-trading ban on 'The Bottom Line.'
Do the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders make enough? Squad added $50M in brand value but earns $75 an hour: report
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders recently earned a pay increase to $75 hourly, raising renewed questions as to whether their new compensation reflects their true value.
Powerball tickets sold in Missouri and Texas win $1.79B jackpot
Two tickets in Texas and Missouri matched the winning numbers drawn Saturday night for the Powerball's $1.79 billion jackpot, which has an estimated cash value of $820.6 million.