As an answer to increasing egg prices, some Texans are considering taking up backyard chicken farming as a way to ease the budgetary strain.
Eric Williams was sentenced to die by lethal injection, but like many death row prisoners, his case has been delayed by appeals for years.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers discussed border security and immigration policies with Senior Reporter Hayden Sparks.
The Texas Military said that the state has constructed more than 130 miles of barrier, including fencing with razor wire.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick discussed his priorities in the Texas Senate and the dynamic between the House and the Senate.
A Harris County landowner along the proposed high-speed rail route is asking for an order to depose Texas Central about its plans.
The report shows a drastic change in the success of the industry over the last three years, marked by the coronavirus pandemic's economic disruption.
More than six out of 10 Texans polled support vouchers for low-income families with the strongest support coming from black and Latino respondents.
Elected to fill the role of Tarrant County judge, Tim O’Hare has his eye on providing residents with tax relief.
One member of the Texas House says he doesn't know where key leaders will stand on the issue this session.
Howard filed legislation creating an abortion law exception for victims of sexual assault, but Kolkhorst and Harris oppose a “slippery slope.”
Patterson's READER Act seeks to hold book vendors accountable for sexually explicit content and stop the selling of related material to schools.
