The Texas attorney general has yet to weigh in on whether random numbering of electronic ballots complies with requirements in state law.
A Texas manufacturer of military jewelry is seeking to stop the Department of Defense from discriminating against it based on its religious messages.
The residents of Carroll ISD, largely located within Southlake, once again elected conservative candidates by a wide margin.
Meanwhile, a large bond package and other charter amendments passed, and residents elected a new city council member.
Cinco de Mayo, a long-celebrated holiday honoring the Mexican heritage of many Texans, has as its hero a native Texan born near Goliad.
Tarrant County held an election process work session to address concerns that have been repeatedly raised by residents.
An electric vehicle magnet manufacturing facility broke ground in Fort Worth and plans to begin production at the end of 2023.
Although he has officially resigned from the Tarrant Regional Water District, J.D. Granger will continue to be involved in Panther Island for at least six months through a contract with his new consulting firm.
April is “Autism Awareness Month,” and Texas has increased its services to residents with autism spectrum disorder in recent years.
Carroll ISD remains a battleground for control of its school board over issues of race and gender between conservative candidates and those focusing on "equity" and "inclusivity."
While parents express concerns about books in school libraries, the association to which many school librarians belong is featuring a drag performer and critical race theorist at its annual conference.
Republican candidates Laura Hill and Nate Schatzline are facing one another in a runoff to try to replace Matt Krause in Texas House District 93.
