Governor Greg Abbott met with law enforcement and families affected by fentanyl in Houston and San Antonio, outlining a four-point public safety agenda for the next legislative session. Abbott proposed denying bail for criminal illegal aliens, establishing a statewide prosecutor's office, enabling impeachment of district attorneys who fail to enforce the law, and expanding the repeat offender task force.
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Gov. Greg Abbott hosts law enforcement roundtable in San Antonio
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Jimmy Allen, 63, of Jacksonville was found guilty of continuous sexual abuse of a child under age 14 and sentenced to 50 years in prison by a Cherokee County jury.
Jimmy Allen, defendant, found guilty; Cherokee County District Attorney's Office, prosecutor
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A shooting following a disturbance between two groups at a softball game in Humble left one man dead and three others injured. The confrontation began during the game and moved to a parking lot, where gunfire erupted around 9 p.m. Sunday.
Jarmon Mattix, victim, killed in shooting; Destiny Williams, victim's sister, witness and family member of injured; Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzales, law enforcement official and 1 more
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A suspected burglar was shot by a resident after allegedly entering a home in Mesquite early Saturday morning. The suspect was taken to a hospital and charged with burglary of a habitation.
Arthur Alonzo, suspected burglar, charged with burglary of a habitation; Mesquite police, responded to shooting, provided first aid, took suspect into custody; Resident, fired weapon at suspect entering home
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Texas will hold elections on Nov. 3, 2026, for five state executive offices: Attorney General, Comptroller of Public Accounts, Commissioner of the General Land Office, Commissioner of Agriculture, and Railroad Commission. Multiple candidates from different parties are running for each position.
Ken Paxton, Current Texas Attorney General, running for U.S. Senate; Mayes Middleton, Republican candidate for Texas Attorney General, State Senator; Chip Roy, Primary runoff opponent to Middleton for Republican Attorney General nomination and 16 more
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Texas households received unsolicited mailers containing a "Texas Trans & LGBTQ+ Student Resource Guide" with a return address linked to a "Texas Transgender Student Union." The sender's identity is unknown, and questions have arisen about how recipients' mailing information was obtained.
Texas Transgender Student Union, Organization listed as return address on mailers; Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), Advocacy organization that denies sending mailers or texts; Jeff Leach, Texas state representative who called for investigation and 1 more
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A 58-year-old Dallas woman inherited $300,000 from her deceased Pennsylvania father's estate and was billed $13,500 in Pennsylvania inheritance tax, despite Texas having no inheritance tax, because Pennsylvania taxes estates based on where the deceased lived.
Texas has no inheritance or estate tax; Pennsylvania imposes 4.5% inheritance tax on estates of deceased residents regardless of heir's state of residence.
Dallas woman (58 years old), heir to Pennsylvania estate; Her father (86 years old), deceased Pennsylvania resident who owned Pittsburgh house; Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, tax authority imposing inheritance tax
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El Paso County commissioners received updated figures showing the sheriff's office budget deficit rose to $7.6 million as of October 14. The deficit was driven primarily by overtime costs and salary and benefits spending at 108% of budget.
$7.6 million for sheriff's Office budget deficit
El Paso County commissioners, received budget update; Oscar Ugarte, Sheriff; Matt Sistrunk, Republican candidate for El Paso County Commissioner Precinct 2 and 1 more
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A federal grand jury in Dallas indicted four Texas residents on charges of promoting a fraudulent trust scheme that sheltered more than $1.5 billion in income from taxation and caused an estimated $200 million in federal tax losses.
The alleged scheme sheltered more than $1.5 billion in income from federal taxation and caused an estimated tax loss of over $200 million to the U.S. government.
Duncan John MacDonald, Defendant; Sarah Duren, Defendant; Richard Ronald Cayce, Defendant and 2 more
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