The Texas Supreme Court lifted a temporary injunction preventing the Department of State Health Services from enforcing a ...
Connie was born on Christmas Day in 1887 in San Antonio. That would be San Antonio, New Mexico, which was pretty much a ...
For a lot of Texans, knowing what to do during a tornado warning is second nature, because when you live in Tornado Alley, you know how deadly and destructive twisters can be. For many weather ...
Baldemar Garza Huerta, better known as Freddy Fender, was born in 1937 in the small town of San Benito in the Rio Grande Valley. His family worked in cotton fields during his childhood. Fender made ...
Public radio stations from across the state collaborated on this series looking at the death penalty in Texas – its history, how it’s changed, whom it affects and its future. The following story is ...
Over the next month or so, the school year is going to be winding down for students around the state. How to spend time off during the summer is a question parents and kids struggle with every year.
A new Texas Tribune investigation traces decades of failed flood-safety legislation in the Hill Country, even as lawmakers knew the risks along the Guadalupe River corridor. Emily Foxhall joins the ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is locked in a tight runoff for the GOP Senate nomination, but he’s struggling to raise the money he says he needs to win. Lauren McGaughy, Texas politics ...
The U.S. Army is proposing developing a gargantuan, 3-gigawatt data center complex on Fort Bliss property that within a few years would consume more electricity than all of El Paso Electric’s 460,000 ...
Two court decisions are shaping what Texans can and can’t buy at hemp shops. One keeps smokable hemp on shelves for now, while another allows the state to move forward with banning Delta-8 THC, even ...
On the outskirts of Abilene, a four million square foot complex is being built on just over a thousand acres of land. The complex is home base for Stargate, part of a $500 billion nationwide buildout ...
Texas is a notably easy place to set up shop for industrial projects with lots of liquid waste and nowhere good to put it. The state’s waterways are open for business, an analysis of Environmental ...