Unvaccinated Texans Make Up Vast Majority Of COVID-19 Cases And Deaths This Year, New...
Out of nearly 29,000 Texans who have died from COVID-related illnesses since mid-January, only 8% of them were fully vaccinated against the virus, according...
Texas’ Larger Cities Would Face Financial Penalties for Cutting Police Budgets under Bill Approved...
The Texas House on Friday passed a bill to financially penalize the state's largest cities if they cut their police budgets. The measure was...
“People Should Probably Be Worried”: Texas Hasn’t Done Enough to Prevent Another Winter Blackout,...
MIDLOTHIAN — After last winter’s freeze hamstrung power giant Vistra Corp.’s ability to keep electricity flowing for its millions of customers, CEO Curt Morgan...
As Culture Wars Envelop Schools, North Texas Sees a Superintendent Exodus
Educating kids is all Jeannie Stone ever wanted to do. She spent more than three decades in North Texas school districts, first as a...
First Part Of Texas’ 2020 Election Audit Reveals Few Issues, Echoes Findings From Review...
The Texas secretary of state’s office has released the first batch of results from its review into the 2020 general election, finding few issues...
“Lives Are at Stake”: Three Texas Regions Battered by Coronavirus Are Out of Intensive...
Health officials in Laredo — one of three Texas regions whose intensive care unit beds are full — are pleading with residents to stay...
Texas Attorney General Cannot Unilaterally Prosecute Election Cases, State’s Highest Criminal Court Rules
Texas’ highest court for criminal cases on Wednesday struck down a law that allows the attorney general to unilaterally prosecute election cases.
The state’s Court...
“Systemic Failures” In Uvalde Shooting Went Far Beyond Local Police, Texas House Report Details
The 18-year-old who massacred 19 students and two teachers in Uvalde on May 24 had no experience with firearms before his rampage began. He...
Gov. Greg Abbott Tells State Agencies To Stop Considering Diversity In Hiring
Gov. Greg Abbott’s office is warning state agency and public university leaders this week that the use of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives —...
After Sweltering Temperatures Killed Texas Prisoners, Lawmakers Vote to Install Air Conditioning
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As Texas braces for its notoriously scorching summer temperatures, the state House agreed to...
