A Venezuelan restaurant owner in Killeen celebrates President Trump's capture of Maduro while remaining cautious about family safety back home.

"It's something amazing. You feel relieved because we've been in this situation for 27 years," said Jani Mendez. "We're glad this country. They opened their arms to us, but we're here because it was a necessity; because we- they- were afraid to be in Venezuela ." Among the crowd was a Venezuelan politician, Angel Caridad.

The two latest vessels join a third parked offshore Galveston. One tanker's presence near Texas refineries raises the question: what happens with the oil?

With former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro out of power, President Trump said he wants to reboot the oil industry in Venezuela. That idea has raised questions about whether it could cause a price spike at the gas pump and a downturn in the Texas oil patch region.

"She doesn't have any tickets, any criminal history. She doesn't even have anything negative on her credit report," her husband said.

Texas Tech spent approximately $30 million on its roster for college football this season. However, the uncertainty with Venezuela after the capture of

Texas and national leaders sharply split Saturday after a U.S. airstrike led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with Republicans praising the move and Democrats warning it was unconstitutional.

President Donald Trump has not been shy about sharing one of his motivations for the nighttime raid that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Jan. 3: oil.  The South American […]

As the new year begins, taco journalist Mando Rayo is offering a different kind of resolution list – one focused on what to embrace and what to avoid come taco time in Texas. His advice? Stay focused on culinary curiosity,

President Trump is ramping up efforts to control Venezuela’s oil, as five republicans joined democrats to vote for a resolution that would block Trump from using military force in Venezuela without congressional approval.