A Texas high school's historic football rise ends in a stunning two-year shutdown

One year after a historic 6-2 season, a roster crisis has forced the program into a two-year rebuild.

Federal judge orders Texas to have air conditioning in every prison by end of 2029

The ruling said that the state prison agency has estimated that systemwide air conditioning would cost about $1.5 billion.

14 search warrants reveal who the Texas Rangers are looking to collect digital data from for Camp Mystic criminal investigation

We are learning more about the 14 search warrants the Texas Rangers obtained in its criminal investigation into Camp Mystic.

Texas A&M drag ban cases before federal judges after conflicting rulings

The legal fight began at West Texas A&M University in 2023, when President Walter Wendler canceled a drag show organized by the student group Spectrum WT. Spectrum and two of its student leaders sued, arguing university administrators violated their First Amendment rights.

Texas voters still believe in the state. They’re less confident about its future

Texans say they still believe in the Lone Star State, but are becoming more worried about its future, according to a new poll.