The Latest Breaking News from Texas

Regulations surrounding the import and registration of Japanese mini trucks 25 years or older are complicated. Each state sets its own rules regarding vehicle titling and registration, and that's caused headaches for mini truck owners who legally imported their vehicles under federal law. Activists nationwide have been petitioning their state…

It's fitting that Harley-Davidson held a secret screening of its 2025 CVO Road Glide RR—that's Race Replica, for you playing at home—in Austin, Texas. I was ostensibly in town to see what the new Softails were all about. But Circuit of the Americas is just down the street, and at…

Neither of the Legislature’s voucher bills require private schools to accept certain students, which some warn could block the neediest children from access.

In rural West Texas, measles has sickened nearly 150 people, most of them unvaccinated. A school-age child has died. The virus is spreading among Gaines County’s Mennonite community, where government mandates are not trusted.

A familiar face from the Longhorns' former conference could be joining the coaching staff.

Texas’ health commissioner fielded questions from state lawmakers about the outbreak and vaccine risks.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, a Republican, took to social media to announce legislation renaming a cut of beef from the New York Strip to the "Texas Strip", whilst having said nothing about the measles outbreak the state is currently battling.

Catholic Charities Fort Worth says that its partners have had to lay off 750 people because of the freeze.

Tom Corry, a top spokesperson at the health and human services department, abruptly resigned on Friday