Posted on · Amber Briggle is speaking out again, after making headlines for inviting the Texas Attorney General to dinner in 2016. Texas Child Protective Services is investigating her family.
Posted on · Some parts of the state have seen colder temperatures and more snow than they have in decades.
Posted on · The Texas attorney general is suing four states over the 2020 election, but it’s unlikely the Supreme Court will take on the case.
Posted on · The state must continue to provide oversight for private foster care providers, but it will be able to continue employing remote caseworkers and housing foster children in group homes.
Posted on · So far, Republican incumbent Will Hurd leads Democratic challenger Gina Ortiz Jones by just about 1,000 votes.
Posted on · “It would be a lot cheaper for the United States simply just to offer direct employment to those workers who lose their jobs.”
Posted on · Superintendents of three Texas districts say the real work will happen during the next legislative session.
Posted on · The case against the state, filed seven years ago, is back in federal court
Posted on · With a highly-visible, non-mobile presence at the edge of the Rio Grande, National Guard troops are so far being seen, more than heard
Posted on · The commemorations stretch from his hometown of Atlanta to Memphis, where he died, and points beyond
Posted on · This week in Texas politics with the Texas Tribune
Posted on · “Not only have we failed to protect our students who are potential victims of a mass shooting, but we have also failed that student who has brought a gun to school,” says Austin teacher Sarah Tanner
Posted on · A new book tells how highways united, divided, demolished and connected Houston
Posted on · The movement to hold harassers accountable may be gaining momentum, but there are some massive roadblocks standing in the way of change
Posted on · Researchers say that goodwill and altruism are more common in a storm than theft.