
DPS: Driver tested positive for drugs in January crash that killed Troup woman
A Tyler woman tested positive for multiple drugs after a January collision that killed an 86-year-old Troup woman and has been charged with criminally negligent homicide.

A Tyler woman tested positive for multiple drugs after a January collision that killed an 86-year-old Troup woman and has been charged with criminally negligent homicide.

Updated on: July 26, 2026 / 4:10 PM CDT / CBS Texas.

July 26, 2026 / 8:35 PM CDT / CBS Texas.

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a reported shooting in the 200 block of W.

Medina Lake in the Texas Hill Country rose from 13% to 24% full in 48 hours following historic rainfall, providing significant relief after years of drought conditions.
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Heavy rain in Comal County caused temporary closures of parks and facilities in New Braunfels, which have begun reopening as conditions improve.
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A San Antonio man on a motorcycle was killed in a crash while evading a DPS trooper in Bandera County after colliding with a Lexus SUV.
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Texas officials are pressuring a national teacher certification board to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion language to maintain eligibility for state salary raise programs.
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A bicyclist died after losing control on a gravel patch at Colonneh Trail and Holbrook Road on San Antonio's Northeast Side.
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A woman was killed and a man injured in a shooting at a Northwest Side home in San Antonio after a verbal altercation early Sunday morning.
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Tomball city officials determined that a property where headstones from the 1900s were discovered during construction is not a historic cemetery.
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A family experienced a terrifying incident when gunfire erupted at Deerbrook Mall in Humble during a back-to-school shopping trip on Saturday evening.
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