U.S. launches Operation Hawkeye Strike against ISIS in Syria, hitting 70+ targets in retaliation for the December 13 attack that killed American personnel near Palmyra.
After 10 years of service supporting over 4,100 trauma survivors, FBI crisis response dog Gio retires, leaving behind a pioneering legacy in victim support and courtroom testimony.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized with fever but expected to recover quickly, continuing her legacy of resilience through health challenges at age 86.
Chief Justice Roberts concludes Supreme Court term, honors six retiring staff members including first female Marshal and Reporter of Decisions after historic remote arguments session.
White House reshuffles Marine Corps leadership with 11 general officer nominations, focusing on strengthening SOUTHCOM, border security, and special operations capabilities.
Overturned trash truck on I-20 causes 4-mile traffic jam in Dallas as spilled garbage forces lane closures, creating major delays for eastbound commuters Thursday.
Luke Air Force Base lockdown lifted after reports of active shooter deemed false alarm; security forces responded swiftly before issuing all-clear with no disruption to operations.
Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Sony, Samsung, LG, Hisense, and TCL for allegedly using smart TVs to spy on consumers through Automated Content Recognition technology without proper consent.
Corpus Christi community called to honor three military veterans at unaccompanied burials on December 19, ensuring no serviceman is laid to rest without recognition.
Galveston County removes record 52 abandoned vessels from waterways, addressing environmental hazards and navigation risks as part of Texas' Vessel Turn-In Program for boat owners.
