The Latest Breaking News from Texas

Power outages are a possibility during any severe weather event. But a local power outage is different from a larger power grid problem.

Just when we thought details surrounding the Uvalde shooting couldn’t get worse, they have. Between the nearly 80-page report the Texas House’s investigative committee released and the latest bodycam video Uvalde’s mayor made public, the fullest account we have yet of that fateful day is nothing short of horrific.

Nobody could have envisioned a sport like this. There’s no governing body, the NCAA having long ago washed its hands. There’s an NCAA tournament for every collegiate sport except FBS, which means “football bowl subdivision.” The greatest power rests in conferences, though they’re in constant flux and the sport’s biggest…

A Texas woman is fighting a ticket she received on June 29 for driving in a Dallas HOV lane. Under normal circumstances, this would not merit an editorial mention. But times have changed in Texas. The woman, Brandy Bottone, argues that, because she is pregnant, her fetus counts as a…

Somewhere on the rugged, pathless hills of Big Bend National Park, under the sweltering Texas sun, a singular tree stands apart from the rest. At least for the people who know what they are looking for.

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The entire state of Oklahoma is under an excessive heat warning and several states face heightened fire dangers.

A group of private donors will reportedly offer renewable one-year deals to the program’s 85 scholarship players and 15 of the top walk-ons.

Air HR has been bought out in a deal by Texas-based payroll software specialist

The U.S. Naval Academy says a midshipman from Texas has died after falling over a waterfall in Chile

Texas Sen. Cruz says 2015 Supreme Court decision on same-sex marriage was wrong