The Latest Breaking News from Texas

The Trump administration is going all in on accelerating mass deportation efforts. Here’s how ICE operations look in Texas, home to an estimated 2 million undocumented immigrants.

ERCOT is making a first attempt at a planning process in which multiple requests will be considered simultaneously.

A Texas woman says she was considering a pricey laser treatment for crepey skin on her neck, a result of tanning beds two decades earlier. However, an $8 serum from Trader Joe’s may have fixed her concern and saved her thousands.

Texas homeowners are learning the hard way that a missing piece of tax paperwork can cost a small fortune. This week, thousands of residents across the Lone Star State are seeing their property tax bills spike—some by as much as $140,000—thanks to a tangled web of legislation, voter-approved amendments, and…

In many families, a home is more than just a place to live—it’s a vault of memories, a hub for holidays, and sometimes the most valuable asset anyone will ever own. But when it comes time to pass that home down to children or loved ones, the taxman often lurks…

If you’re a Texas business owner or a resident with outstanding state tax debt, you need to be aware of a powerful enforcement tool that...

The mailbox used to be the most exciting place for a Texas gardener in winter. Glossy seed catalogs promised perfect tomatoes, flawless zinnias, and harvests so abundant they bordered on fantasy. This year, though, something wild is happening across the Lone Star State. Those catalogs are piling up unopened, while…

New York City attracts millions of tourists from across the globe each year. The Statue of Liberty, Broadway, and Central Park are just a few of the iconic experiences to see. For bargain hunters, a famous (or rather infamous) hot spot lures them in like a moth to flame: Canal…

If you’ve been scrolling through social media lately, you’ve likely seen the urgent warnings from fellow Texans about a “Blue Stripe” rule that is allegedly...

According to the agency's summary of events, agents assigned to the Del Rio Border Patrol Station in Texas encountered and apprehended a man who was sitting in a chair near the Rio Grande River who was showing signs of medical distress.

You open your mailbox, shuffle through the usual stack of bills, and suddenly your eyes lock on one number: your mortgage payment. It’s $400 higher than last month. You blink, rub your eyes, maybe even double-check the envelope.