Local first responders are returning home after deploying to help victims recovering from devastating floods in Texas.

The Texas Department of Public Safety will resume helping the Austin Police Department to combat crime and shorten response times, after stepping away in May to enforce the border.

The partnership had been suspended after Gov. Greg Abbott dispatched DPS troopers to the Texas-Mexico border after the expiration of Title 42.

The Texas Department of Public Safety will resume its partnership with the Austin Police Department on Sunday, July 2, ... Changes to DPS deployment this time around.

The Austin Firefighters Association accused the city's fire chief of putting cost-cutting ahead of public safety after he ...

Austin officials ended the Police Department's partnership with the Texas Department of Public Safety on Wednesday, citing concerns of reports that troopers pulled a gun on a 10-year-old boy and ...

news Politics. How Texas is paying for border security push under Operation Lone Star The tab for Gov. Greg Abbott’s deployment of National Guard and DPS officers has topped $4 billion and will ...

The controversial joint policing operation between the Austin Police Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety is set to resume July 2, the city announced Thursday. The partnership ...

The suspension of the partnership comes after a state trooper aimed a gun at a 10-year-old during a traffic stop Sunday. A DPS trooper pulled over Carlos Meza near his South Austin home because ...

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — The Texas Department of Public Safety graduated more troopers than it ever has before on Friday. The A-2021 trooper training class, all 145 of them, were honored at the ...

And, as one would expect, Texas DPS is in discussions with other truck ADS developers as well. There was a time when “hey the truck can drive itself!” was big news. No longer.