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FestivALL wrapped up its final day on Capitol Street in Charleston on Sunday, the event brought vendors from all over the state to display their works, includin ...

As the Texas Legislature’s most recent session comes to a close, state lawmakers are expected to raise the Texas Commission on the Arts’ budget for the next two years by about $5.7 million ...

Immigration made up more than half of Texas' growth between 2023 and 2024, the state's top demographer said at a conference in Dallas last week. Texas’ population has been increasing for years ...

Texas denied Ohio State’s request to move the school’s marquee football season opener to Sunday night, but it wasn’t because of the kickoff time. Ohio State asked Texas if they could move ...

The Trump administration asked federal agencies Tuesday to cancel contracts with Harvard University worth about $100 million, ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A bill advancing through the Texas Legislature could give the state attorney general broader authority to penalize cities and counties that do not comply with state law.

Eric Robles is officially the first ever individual indicted under stricter Texas state charges of murder and manufacture/delivery of fentanyl. Texas House Bill 6, passed in 2023 in response to ...

Read full article: More heavy downpours on the move, expected to drench Houston through lunchtime A Texas Senate committee advanced on Tuesday a bill that would eliminate in-state tuition for ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The state of Texas pays $17.50 an hour for those who care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. But that's only if they work for the state.

A bruising battle over academic freedom is being waged in Texas, where the legislature is poised to give the state power to screen faculty, programs and courses in one of the country’s largest ...