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At the governor's request, the Texas Department of Public Safety is sending resources, including special agents, state troopers, other personnel, and some helicopters and planes.
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The personal information of as many as 22.7 million Texas driver's license holders has been compromised, according to a Denver-based insurance software firm.
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The first time former English professor Jarrod Stringer was told he couldn't vote in a Texas election, he sued. A federal appeals court tossed his case on…
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State Rep. Poncho Nevárez, an Eagle Pass Democrat and House chairman, turned himself in to authorities to be booked on felony drug possession charges…
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About two months before state Rep. Poncho Nevárez announced he was retiring from the Texas House, the Eagle Pass Democrat was caught on surveillance…
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A week into opening the application process for medical cannabis dispensaries to apply for permits in Texas, the Texas Department of Public Safety —…
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From Texas Standard : Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott announced that the Texas Department of Public Safety – the agency that issues driver's licenses and...
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Texas’ largest law enforcement agency is moving away from arresting people for low-level marijuana offenses. It’s the latest development in the chaos that…
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A top official at the Texas Department of Public Safety has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault, according to Travis County court records. He was…
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Texas is expanding its statewide missing person alert system to now include adults.
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Horror stories of untested, long-forgotten and even moldy sexual assault evidence kits have been a problem in Texas for years. And those forgotten kits…
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A national nonprofit says Texas’ system for putting holds on driver licenses is unconstitutional and is threatening to take the state to court as...