A Texas Department of Public Safety official wears boots with the Texas Rangers seal as he testifies before a House subcommittee in Washington, D.C., in 2018. Juan Figueroa/ The Dallas Morning News ...

Some of the very worst of it happened a little over 100 years ago, along the Texas-Mexico border. There, the Texas Rangers — the vaunted official force of the Lone Star State — didn’t invent ...

A 59 second video recorded in Mustang Ridge sparked a Texas Rangers investigation and raised questions about what excessive force looks like.

The Texas Rangers baseball organization has no immediate plans to change the team’s nickname, ... who argued that the Texas Rangers police force had a brutal and racist history. ...

The Texas Rangers -- which investigates deaths involving local police – almost never finds that officers did anything wrong in those deaths, and it is equally cagey about providing the relevant ...

The circumstances surrounding the death of a 30-year-old man have prompted questions about the appropriate use of force by ...

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is investigating more than 145 unsolved homicides, but only 13 of these make the ...

In 2023, backers of the Texas Rangers — which, after some egregious scandals and a 1919 legislative investigation, evolved into a more disciplined, elite police force in the 20th century — are ...

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The Texas Rangers flash the baddest badge in the Lone Star State. They're the top cops working the biggest crimes beneath iconic white cowboy hats.

Texas employs about 165 Rangers statewide — the Houston Police Department, by comparison, has 5,300 sworn officers — and most of the Rangers work as generalists.

The Texas State Auditor s Office put that problem in black and white last week with a review comparing state law enforcement salaries to those of local police in departments with more than 1,000 ...