The first week of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial in the Senate ended with his former lead law enforcement officer testifying an Austin developer alleged to have …
A total of 774 new laws went into effect on Sept. 1, affecting Texans in many areas of their lives, the Austin American-Statesman reported. The new laws concern property taxes, registration fees and …
West Texans are familiar with tales of fantastic riches being discovered in the oil and gas fields. There’s the Santa Rita #1 at Texon near Big Lake, the well that gave birth to the fabulous …
The agency that operates the power grid for much of the state asked Texans to conserve energy use several times last week as the grid was beset with high demand and low wind-power generation, according to the Austin American-Statesman.
No telling of Texas history would be complete without the story of the 44 forts that served its frontier as the state was being settled. Eight of those forts and historic communities are featured …
Texas public student scores in standardized testing continue to improve since the pandemic, but more than half of those taking the test still struggle with math and just under half read below grade-level, the Texas Tribune reported.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Regulatory Services Division (RSD) continues to work to address illegal activity surrounding fraudulent vehicle inspections known as “clean scanning.”
On Friday, a helicopter delivering water to the 150-acre Barth Fire in Caldwell County almost collided with a drone that came within feet of the aircraft.
The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) announces new leadership for the State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO). Debra Knight will serve as the new State Fire Marshal for Texas.
As Texas children head back to school, TxDOT is calling on everyone to be extra cautious in school zones and around school buses to help keep kids safe. School zones can be a chaotic place with children possibly dashing in and out of traffic, and unfortunately, crashes can and do happen.
SAN ANTONIO –- The Alamo’s Education Team is ready to help educators kick off the new school year! As part of the effort, the team is relaunching History Trunks for classrooms. History Trunks are free resources that teachers can pick up or have the Alamo ship to their school
Forecasters for the National Weather Service are anticipating a more active hurricane season this year because of record-warm ocean surface temperatures, the Texas Tribune reported.
AUSTIN— It’s August, which means kids are back in school and the fall hunting and fishing seasons are quickly approaching. Before packing your favorite tackle and camo for trips, be sure to purchase an annual fishing and hunting license for 2023-24.
Texas A&M Forest Service encourages Texans to celebrate Smokey Bear’s 79th birthday this week by being extremely cautious with all outdoor activities that create heat or sparks. As a …
An unprecedented number of child care centers are expected to close across the state as pandemic relief funding ends, the Texas Standard reported. A survey conducted by the Texas Association for the …
AUSTIN – On Friday, August 4th, Deputy Secretary of State Joe Esparza drew the ballot order for the 14 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution. Texans will vote on these amendments as a part of the November 7 Election. Below is the ballot order as drawn.
The Alamo, in collaboration with the City of San Antonio and Texas General Land Office, is initiating Phase II Archaeology Work for Plaza de Valero, which marks a significant milestone in the Alamo …
The risk for wildfires across the state has risen along with the hot and dry conditions, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. “With the recent uptick in wildfire activity, Texas …
An awareness campaign about the devastating Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is set to be unveiled by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) this year, targeting the hunting community and the …
As ages everyone to be careful with any outdoor activity that may cause a spark.Texans make plans to celebrate the Fourth of July, Texas A&M Forest Service encour
