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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited the epicenter of Texas’ still-growing measles outbreak on Sunday, the same day a funeral was held for a second young child who wa...
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With falling U.S. vaccination rates and outbreaks that have caused more than 580 cases and at least one death, health experts expect measles to infect hundreds or even thousands more across the nation...
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A Texas father is speaking out about the stabbing death of his 17-year-old son during a high school track meet after an apparent seating dispute.
Democrats have argued that Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, did not act faster to fill the vacant seat because he didn’t want the narrow Republicans majority in Congress to shrink.
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The Texas Tribune on MSNDespite Texas defendant’s death in Louisiana prison, lawmakers unlikely to end reliance on out-of-state lockupsLawmakers are pursuing legislative changes that would keep more people locked up in overcrowded county jails while awaiting resolution to their cases.
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The lawyer for Karmelo Anthony, a 17-year-old accused of killing Austin Metcalf, plans to ask for his client's $1 million bond to be lowered, according to a report.
A rising star in the bull riding community was stomped to death at a Texas event Thursday. Dylan Grant, 24, was in the second round at the Youth Fair Xtreme Bulls s
The boy fell into a portion of the creek that runs through a residential area, not far from Strack Intermediate School, where he attended, according to KBMT. The school district confirmed the name, Braydin Barlow, and that he was a student.
The Texas teenager accused of stabbing a fellow high school track star to death allegedly confessed to the murder once police arrived on the scene. Karmelo Anthony, 17, is currently in custody and charged with murder following the death of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf on the morning of April 2.
The statement was released by a family friend on behalf of Meagan Metcalf and her son Hunter Metcalf, Austin Metcalf's twin brother.