US Supreme Court denies appeal of man on Texas death row for Farmers Branch murder
The use of investigative hypnosis in criminal cases is now outlawed in Texas, but it was vital in condemning a man to be executed for a 1998 murder.
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Karmelo Anthony appeals conviction: what’s next?
Anthony, 19, was sentenced to 35 years in prison and will first be eligible for parole after serving half his sentence.
Karmelo Anthony found guilty in murder trial, sentenced to 35 years in prison
Anthony was found guilty of murdering 17-year-old Austin Metcalf in 2025 on Tuesday.
Demonstrators clash outside Karmelo Anthony trial as opening arguments begin
Jan. 6 insurrectionist Jake Lang was met with fury after he yelled that Karmelo Anthony, a Black man, “deserves to hang.”
No black jurors chosen in Karmelo Anthony trial, fueling new controversy
Opening arguments in the murder trial begin on Thursday, but the discourse and contentiousness has long since started.
What to watch for as jury selection begins in Karmelo Anthony track-meet stabbing trial
Attorneys will likely ask potential jurors about their relationship with law enforcement and pre-trial exposure to information on the case.
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A timeline of the Frisco track-meet stabbing, including Karmelo Anthony trial details
Karmelo Anthony’s trial is set to begin on June 1. Here is everything else that’s happened since Austin Metcalf was killed on April 2, 2025.
‘Unbearable’ noise and chicken deaths: lawsuits mount against local crypto mine
Residents allege cardiac issues, tinnitus, permanent hearing loss and insomnia have developed from the noise.
Tarrant County advocates protest court’s discriminatory overuse of death penalty
A new study warns that Tarrant County disproportionately seeks capital punishment sentences against defendants of color.
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Prairieland Verdict Leaves Questions for Left-Wing Groups, Free Speech Advocates
Experts warn the verdict could have a ‘chilling’ effect on protests and that terrorism charges are an overreach.
Local Landlord Loses U.S. Supreme Court Case About Intentionally Withheld Mail
The Euless resident waged a legal battle against the USPS for years, alleging racist postal workers refused to deliver her mail.
Maybe Love Hasn’t Won In Texas: Judges Can Now Refuse To Marry Gay Couples
For ten years, gay marriage has been constitutionally protected. That’s being challenged now.
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Convicted North Texas Oath Keeper Leader Sues USA Today, Ex-Wife for $25M
The president commuted Stewart Rhodes’ 18-year sentence for seditious conspiracy connected to the Jan. 6 attacks after his re-election.
Paxton Sues Tylenol Over Autism, Auditions for Trump’s Favorite in 2026 Senate Race
The Texas Attorney General has always been MAGA, but he’s also MAHA.
Richardson Community Leader Denied Medical Release From ICE Detention
Marwan Marouf was arrested by ICE agents after dropping his youngest son off at school in September. He has lived in the U.S. for 30 years.
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Robert Roberson Granted Stay of Execution
The blocked execution marks the latest dramatic development in a case that has gained international attention.
A Timeline of the Robert Roberson ‘Shaken Baby’ Death Row Case
After narrowly avoiding death last year, he is scheduled to die by lethal injection next month. Here’s what to know about the case.
Judge Sends Activist to Jail Over Anti-Israel Graffiti
The ‘lifelong activist’ will not avoid incarceration, thanks to a judge who went above and beyond the jury’s decision.
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BREAKING: Texas Court Sets New Execution Date for Robert Roberson
After Roberson avoided execution in 2024, a Texas judge felt forced to rule in the state’s favor on Wednesday.
What’s a VPN and How Do You Use One To Access Pornhub in Texas?
Since Pornhub and other adult sites pulled out of the Lone Star State, Texans have been searching for VPNs like crazy. We gave it a try.
U.S. Supreme Court OKs Texas Age-Verification Law for Porn Sites
Texas law meant to protect minors by requiring online porn sites to verify users’ ages doesn’t violate the First Amendment.
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What To Do If A Friend or Loved One is In Dallas County Jail Unexpectedly
Do you know what to do if you get the call?