The Bryan Police Department reportedly found a local missing 16-year-old girl this week. The teen was last seen around 8:30 p ...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - College Station police reportedly found a local missing girl this week. A 12-year-old College ...

Politics Texas Lawmakers Pull Funding for Child Identification Kits Again After Newsrooms Report They Don’t Work For the second legislative session, lawmakers have withdrawn funding for a ...

By Lexi Churchill, The Texas Tribune and ProPublica Texas state legislators dropped efforts to spend millions of dollars to buy what experts call ineffective child identification kits weeks after ...

he Texas Department of Public Safety has issued and amber alert for two missing/abducted children. ... AANBV can provide Child ID Kits to help authorities should they ever go missing.

Two years ago, Texas lawmakers quietly cut millions of dollars in funding for kits intended to help track down missing kids, after ProPublica and The Texas Tribune revealed there was no evidence th… ...

Texas legislators slipped millions for child ID kits into a 1,000-page budget proposal. The move comes two years after they quietly cut funding for such kits following a ProPublica and Texas ...

AUSTIN, Texas (TEXAS TRIBUNE) - For months, Texas lawmakers were on track to spend millions of taxpayer dollars to continue distributing child identification kits to Texas schoolchildren, a ...

For months, Texas lawmakers were on track to spend millions of taxpayer dollars to continue distributing child identification kits to Texas schoolchildren, a program championed by state officials.

In April, both the Texas House and Senate approved preliminary budgets that included money for the National Child Identification Program’s kits.. But less than a month after a ProPublica-Texas ...

For months, Texas lawmakers were on track to spend millions of taxpayer dollars to continue distributing child identification kits to Texas schoolchildren, a program championed by state officials.

For months, Texas lawmakers were on track to spend millions of taxpayer dollars to continue distributing child identification kits to Texas schoolchildren, a program championed by state officials.