The former Tarrant County Republican Party chair has made a series of statements criticizing Muslims, LGBTQ Texans and ...

The show changed her life. “I went from being the girl in the bikini to actually being taken seriously as an actress.” ...

In 2002, then-Texas Attorney General John Cornyn ran to replace a nationally known political figure: Retiring Sen. Phil Gramm. Back then, he ran as a fresh face — someone promising to bring new ideas ...

Friday afternoon, just before the holiday weekend got started, the Trump administration announced a change to the way people apply for green cards. Foreigners in the U.S. who want a green card will ...

This is the first of a two-part project that updates El Paso Water’s plan to import water from Dell City. Dell City is less than a square mile of one-story houses and storefronts, many shuttered.

For nearly 40 years, The Alliance ushered people from across the world into Houston. The nonprofit welcomed refugees with food, clothing, furniture, rent money, job training, language classes and ...

Texas prisons were so short-staffed in 2023, the state had to shuttle correctional officers to far-flung facilities where guard shifts couldn’t be filled locally. The Texas Department of Criminal ...

Almost 250 years ago, a Spanish military officer oversaw the construction of a stone building in what is today downtown Nacogdoches. The building played a key role in the development of the city. In ...

Last week, automaker Tesla filed paperwork with the Secretary of State’s office to reincorporate the company here in Texas. The company used to be incorporated in Delaware, but in January CEO Elon ...

Meet the Democratic frontrunners hoping to unseat Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Texas Democrats say 2024 is the year they’ll finally unseat U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. But first, voters must decide on who runs ...

GOMEZ — The railroad changed everything. Long before the open plains were filled with rows of crops, they were brimming with the hopes of prosperity from families who flocked to Gomez. It was the ...

Texas has become a hotspot for data centers, thanks to available land and business-friendly regulations. But as the number of centers grows, so too do concerns about their water and power consumption.