This is the second story in a three-part series about HemisFair ’68. For part one, click here. 50 years ago this week San Antonio kicked off its world’s fair – HemisFair ‘68. Thursday, we brought you ...

A surprise Democratic victory in a historically red North Texas Senate district is drawing national attention, with Taylor Rehmet’s huge win over a Trump-backed Republican in District 9 stunning party ...

Michaelle Ray stands outside the house she grew up in on the outskirts of Princeton, about 10 minutes east of McKinney. The house is part of a group of homes that her family calls “the compound.” Her ...

In the Dallas Texans’ single 1952 season in the NFL, the team posted a record of 1-11, were demoted midseason, and their assets were returned to the league – eventually to be awarded to the Baltimore ...

Texas health officials have tightened rules on which THC products can be legally sold, a shift that’s catching many retailers off guard. The changes come despite lawmakers failing to pass THC ...

Election Day is upon us. The last day for Texans to cast their votes in the party primaries is Tuesday, March 3. The results of these elections will determine who represents Republicans and Democrats ...

In the leadup to Election Day, public radio stations across the state are exploring how Texans’ religious beliefs affect the way they’re thinking about voting in November – and the greater role of ...

A new lawsuit is targeting recent changes to Texas law that restrict the sale of certain hemp-derived products, with business owners arguing new rules and fees impact their ability to operate. Nathan ...

During last February’s winter storm, damage to power infrastructure across Texas and great demand for power contributed to widespread outages across the state and a near total failure of the state’s ...

A fissure in the Texas Republican party exploded into the open with the House impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton and the Senate’s decision not to convict. The head of the Senate, Lt. Gov. Dan ...

NASA is hiring new talent to rebuild its core competencies and meet the agency’s aggressive moon deadlines. But this push to staff up comes just two months after thousands of civil servants received ...

A recent poll from the University of Houston’s Hobby School shows Attorney General Ken Paxton slightly ahead of incumbent U.S. Senator John Cornyn in the runoff for his seat. But by another measure – ...