The Latest Breaking News from Texas

Your property is supposed to feel like a sanctuary, but what happens when someone shows up uninvited and refuses to leave? For years, Texas homeowners have battled the headache of squatters, navigating long legal processes just to reclaim their own spaces. That struggle could be over sooner than ever thanks…

Hearst's acquisition of struggling newspapers in the state may seem like welcome news. But bigger doesn't always mean better.

A planned break-time fight at a Texas Amazon warehouse escalated into gunfire, killing a father of two and leaving two men charged with murder.

Haynes staked out several progressive policy positions at his recent campaign launch event, including support for Medicare for All and dismantling U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The majority of the Democratic caucus’ haul came when the party broke quorum over the summer to delay the GOP-controlled Legislature from redrawing the state’s congressional map.

Primary season for the 2026 Senate and House elections kicks off on March 3 and concludes 196 days later in Delaware.

Another one bites the dust.

Judges uphold redrawing to offset Texas gerrymandering as Newsom attacks lawsuit as ‘weak attempt to silence voters’

USA's newest men's Continental team makes surprising debuts against Remco Evenepoel at Spanish stage race in February