A new nationwide study ranks Texas as one of the least cyclist-friendly states in the country, highlighting concerns over safety, infrastruc

The Houston City Council has approved changes to the city’s immigration enforcement policy, allowing limited cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement under specific detention circumstances.

Officials in Corpus Christi have enacted new water restrictions as drought conditions continue to strain the region’s supply, prompting conc

State officials have ordered the closure of key oyster harvesting areas in Galveston Bay due to declining oyster populations.

Baylor University is facing renewed tension with the Baptist General Convention of Texas after hosting an LGBTQ+-related campus event that h

A renewed effort to expand sections of the U.S.-Mexico border wall through the Big Bend National Park region is drawing strong opposition fr

A Houston police officer has been terminated following the circulation of a video on social media that officials say contains racist remarks

A fragile ceasefire tied to escalating tensions involving the United States, Iran, and regional actors including Israel and Lebanon has reac

Texas’ booming hemp industry is bracing for potential changes as lawmakers prepare for a key April 23 hearing that could reshape regulations

Greg Ostertag is stepping into local politics, announcing his run for mayor in Mount Vernon.

A community-focused event is set to bring families together at Lincoln Park as city council candidate Katrina Choice hosts a “Fun Day” ahead of early voting.

A Travis County judge has temporarily lifted Texas’ controversial ban on smokable hemp products, delivering a major win for the state’s multibillion-dollar hemp industry—at least for now.

The Rusk City Council approved a controversial move Tuesday, voting to temporarily rehire former City Manager Amanda Hill at $40 per hour to

Texas drivers may face a dramatic increase in gas prices if global oil markets worsen, analysts warn. In a worst-case scenario tied to escal

On the decentralized platform Polymarket, traders are assigning just about 4 % chance that an official U.S.–Iran ceasefire will be announced

Someone says it each time a major news story breaks, “We’re living in unprecedented times.” Immigration problems? Unprecedented. Clashes between protestors and law enforcement? Unprecedented. Political turmoil? Unprecedented.

Smith County leaders are preparing to honor a historic figure in local government.

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is rolling out new restrictions on books mailed to inmates in an effort to stop illegal narcotics f

The City of Rusk is launching a new initiative aimed at strengthening leadership, culture, and long-term stability within the Rusk Police De

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is scheduled to appear in Tyler tonight for a rally hosted by the Lone Star Liberty PAC.