Author: Tony Plohetski, Austin American-Statesman

Less than 24 hours after a jury in Austin, Texas, convicted an Army sergeant of murder, the state’s governor said he wants to pardon him.

Uvalde responders are haunted by the unthinkable: Could a faster police response have made a difference for any of the victims?

A 77-minute video from a hallway camera in Robb Elementary is at the center of debate over what information to release after the Uvalde mass shooting.

The Texas grand jury’s indictment is expected to ignite immediate controversy and place new attention on police operations during the 2020 protests.

A tourist from New York who was one of the 14 victims of the Austin, Texas, shooting who received critical injuries has died, officials said Sunday.

Fourteen people were shot Saturday in downtown Austin in a chaotic scene that left police officers taking wounded to the hospital in police cars.

The highly weaponized arrest came hours after the suspect sat in a courtroom where deputies had opportunity to take him into custody without fanfare.