The brutal murder of four teen girls in 1991 shook Austin to its core. Now, families — and the city — can finally move forward.

A man shot at a Dallas ICE facility last week has died, according to family. Miguel Ángel García-Hernández is the second detainee killed in the attack.

The move follows a federal emergency rule that tightened CDL eligibility for non-citizens.

After more than a decade without leads, Austin police say they believe they have identified the man responsible for the yogurt shop murders of 1991 that left four Austin teens dead.

Joshua Jahn grew up in North Texas, according to public records. He's been identified as the person who opened fire outside an ICE field office in Dallas on Wednesday.

The shooter is also dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement characterized the shooting as a political attack against law enforcement, though no ICE agents were injured in the shooting.

Jerry Hernandez pleaded guilty in June to two counts of manslaughter following the crash that killed a 5-year-old student and the driver of another car.

The district said it is retooling how it communicates with parents after last week's "failure."

Both suspects face a second-degree felony assault charge after an attack on Barton Springs swimmers in late July.

A group of eight state and national media organizations want the records in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s divorce case released to the public.