With camp season fast approaching, hundreds of Texas youth camp operators are still waiting to hear if their license will be approved. Following the loss of life at Camp Mystic during the 2025 flood, the state passed sweeping new safety rules for camps.

State health officials issued an 11-page deficiency letter to Camp Mystic over its emergency plan, a key requirement for the camp to be licensed to operate.

Parents who lost children during last summer’s Hill Country flood continue asking state regulators to block the reopening of Camp Mystic’s Cypress Lake campus. The state’s submission period for youth camp license applications ends March 31.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has requested that the state pause the renewal of Camp Mystic's license until a full investigation into last summer's tragic events, where 28 lives were lost, is conducted.

Several parents who lost children during last year’s deadly flood in the Texas Hill Country are asking state officials to deny the renewal of Camp Mystic’s license to operate.

Galveston County Sheriff Jimmy Fullen and the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement finalized a mediated agreement ending a nearly two-year dispute over allegations that Fullen omitted or misrepresented information on required personal history statements. TCOLE issued a retroactive, probated six-month suspension—leaving Fullen’s current duties unaffected and closing the case without further penalties.

A new Texas law mandates significant operational changes for the Texas motor vehicle industry effective July 1, 2025.

Galveston County Sheriff Jimmy Fullen is likely headed to a court hearing in his battle with the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE).

A new Texas law mandates significant operational changes for the Texas motor vehicle industry effective July 1, 2025.

The recently elected sheriff is suing to block a 10-year suspension of his peace officer’s license.

When you go to a massage therapist, a doctor or a dentist, you probably don’t give a second thought as to whether they are qualified to do the job you are paying them to do, especially if they are working at an establishment with a good reputation.