Opening of new Uvalde school marks ‘bittersweet day’ for families and town
Legacy Elementary, built to replace Robb Elementary in Uvalde after the mass shooting, will welcome students on October 20, nearly three and a half years after the massacre.
Government shutdown could cause problems at Texas National Parks
Visitors to Texas National Parks like Big Bend National Park and The Padre Island National Seashore are likely to encounter a lack of services and other issues.
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The Texas gerrymandering trial begins: How we got here.
The saga of the Texas mid-decade redistricting of congressional districts is one of the biggest political stories of the year. Here's a timeline of the major milestones.
Mexico reports its northernmost detection of New World screwworm
The case was identified in Sabinas Hidalgo in the Mexican border state of Nuevo León, less than 70 miles from the Texas-Mexico border.
CPS Energy to acquire 4 natural gas plants in the Houston area as a cost-saving measure to meet demand
It's part of a broader strategy by San Antonio's municipally-owned utility to acquire relatively new plants instead of building more plants itself to address energy demand.
San Antonio’s Jazz, TX owner creates jazzy new club — in Houston
Doc Watkins created Jazz, TX in San Antonio nine years ago ... and now is hoping to stretch that successful run — to Houston's Montrose neighborhood and the former Tower Theatre.
The Texas shrimping industry is on its deathbed. Will a new law help?
Seafood wholesalers will now be required to indicate on their packaging whether the shrimp they sell to restaurants and other buyers is farm raised. But local shrimpers say more is needed to help them survive.
Could a new Texas law make some types of anime illegal? Fans worry it’s possible under SB 20
Senate Bill 20 was designed to crack down on AI-generated child pornography in Texas. But now that it's on the books, some are wondering: Did Texas just open the door to making anime illegal?
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