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'I feel like I've had my hands tied': For some DACA recipients, simply renewing a work permit can take months

A Houston-based immigration attorney says the process can be "hit or miss," and result in a temporary, uncertain period of unemployment.
'El Grito' | Mexico's Independence Day on Sept. 16 celebrates freedom much like our 4th of July

Día de la Independencia celebrates Mexico's freedom from Spain after the September 16, 1810 uprising that launched an 11-year war.
Fun in the sun: Labor Day at Lake Bryan

The shores of Lake Bryan are usually filled with those out enjoying the holiday, but, this year, one couple saw nothing but open waters.
'We are doing something good' | Non-profit urges Gov. Abbott to reconsider order that stops migrant transports

Earlier this week, through an executive order, Texas Governor Greg Abbott effectively banned non-profits from transporting migrants.
Butter tortilla-flavored candles now sold at H-E-B

There are seven scents – all related to the chain's most popular items: Like the Two-Bite Brownies, Creamy Creations Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream and Cinnamon Rolls.
Landowners along the Texas border continue fight to hold onto their property

While the government is reviewing all pending eminent domain actions, one landowner says the action is "six months too late."
Duct tape dress created by teen who was inspired by her Texan, Mexican roots

Larissa Leon is hoping to win a scholarship for her entry that honors her culture. The Houston-born teen now lives in Washington.
As she heads to space, 82-year-old Wally Funk continues to inspire

Funk thought she was going to space in 1961. Sixty years later, she finally is.
'A bolt in one' | Lightning strikes TX golfer's ball in mid air

Moments after a Texas golfer at a San Antonio driving range took his shot, mother nature took hers.
A family of geniuses lives in Keller, but more than good genes are at work

These three siblings all graduated high school and started college by 13. Two earned degrees and were in grad school by 16.
'I was shaking. I couldn’t believe it' | Texas City fisherman reels in 12-foot, 1,000-pound tiger shark

And the boat they were on wasn’t much bigger than that shark!
‘That’s what we do. We run toward the bullets’: Former police officer reflects on 7/7 attack in Dallas

Misty McBride was shot in the arm, shoulder and stomach on July 7, 2016. After multiple surgeries she returned to duty, but left DART in 2019.
Baby boom: Over 100 babies delivered in two stretches totaling 91 hours at Fort Worth hospital

The hospital said it averages 16 deliveries a day.
Blue Bell teases new flavor with its 'National Ice Cream Month' calendar

Blue Bell lovers can't get enough of the "National Ice Cream Month" calendar which offers a different Blue Bell ice cream selection for every day of July.