The Latest Breaking News from Texas

Senate Bill 1717 would require the name of Gulf of Mexico to be changed in every official reference made by a state agency, resolution, rule or publication.

The Texas Education Agency released the 2022-23 school year ratings on Thursday after a 19-month legal battle over how those ratings are calculated.

Administration appears to have bucked yet another court order as officials prepare for more removals under the Alien Enemies Act

Failing grades for districts were made public for the first time since 2019. They showed schools with the poorest students were more likely to get a low score.

Family incarceration has been revived after Biden – and Jade, Jason and Gabriela are speaking out about their distressing treatment in Texas

Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar has raised concerns about his party's focus on the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Expanding on last session's anti-DEI campus crackdown, Republicans are now going after gender and ethnic studies programs and faculty independence.

New 287(g) task force agreements are trickling in as the Lege considers mandating ICE cooperation and some counties await federal training.

Volkswagen of America first rolled out an autonomous vehicle test fleet using ID. Buzz electric minivans in July 2023 in Austin, Texas. Now, the retro-styled people mover has found a new role as Uber’s autonomous driving vehicle. However, you’ll have to wait until late next year to book the ID.…

As hospitals begin collecting immigration status data under Governor Abbott's order, critics argue that uninsured non-U.S. citizens are not the problem

City leaders, who will be elected in May, will have just a short window to decide what services to provide, like police or fire, and how to tax residents.