Texas DPS seized over 5,700 THC vape cartridges and other marijuana products after stopping a vehicle for a traffic violation in Oldham County. The driver, Gatlan Mitchell, faces felony drug charges.

Authorities said the items were being taken from New Mexico to Texas, and the driver, from Bracketville, was arrested.

The death happened the same day federal immigration officials descended on the Colony Ridge development for an immigration crackdown operation. There has been no indication that the death is related to the operation.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) seized over 30 pounds of THC, marijuana and thousands of vape cartridges during a traffic stop in Oldham County on Tuesday.

The Texas Department of Public Safety made several arrest over the past few weeks, including several who were in the country illegally and wanted for child sexual assault.

Mexico border tell state troopers that Mexican cartels are doubling or tripling their fees to smuggle people across the border due to a surge in resources from the Trump administration and a drop in business.

LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is warning people about fake text messages claiming unpaid toll tags. Scammers are sending these messages to steal personal information. DPS advises people not to click on or respond to these texts.

Despite migrant encounters trending downward on the border, smugglers are still looking for ways to breach the U.S.' border sovereignty.

A motorcyclist died Thursday morning in a crash east of Floresville, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

A wanted sex offender and inmate who escaped custody while at a hospital in Austin County in January was finally located by authorities weeks later on Tuesday a

The Texas Department of Public Safety reported that a troopers seized over 30 pounds of THC products and marijuana during a traffic stop in Oldham County Tuesday.

“Adding Magnum to the Executive Protection Bureau ensures we continue to provide the highest level of security for Texas leaders,” said DPS Colonel Freeman F. Martin. “This highly trained K-9 is an invaluable asset, solidifying both detection and deterrence capabilities in our security operations.”