4. Northeast Texas. You might wonder why we didn’t simply roll Northeast Texas into the North Texas region. Or why the “Upper East Texas” moniker never really caught on.

Or, at least that's what can be gathered from an amusing 1933 map of East Texas' oilfields. The map, drawn by E. D. Ray and recently shared by The Texas General Land Office, isn't entirely accurate.

Texas is challenging a federal broadband map. Two East Texas lawmakers, Sen. Robert Nichols and Rep. Trent Ashby, have proposed a pair of bills — Senate Bill 1238 and House Bill 2662 — that ...

Existing map/proposed map. Maps: Courtesy of the Texas Legislative Council The most eye-catching of Texas’s new congressional districts is the Thirty-third, which is held by Democrat Marc Veasey.

The map, developed by climate scientists and researchers at Climate Central using advanced predictive modeling, and published by the East Texas Sports Network (ETSN), shows that several Texas ...

It’s a very big hump. Clinton carried four of Texas’s five most populous counties, containing the cities of Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio, and where a total of 3,809,602 ...

Our region around east Texas and extending west/southwest across the state was zone 8 with an average low somewhere between 10 to 20 F. Thirty years later in 1990, the USDA released an updated ...