In the midst of reviewing its curfew ordinance, Fort Worth waits to see the outcome of proposed legislation prohibiting cities from implementing curfews.
A lawsuit alleging that McCullough had violated a separation agreement with Baylor Scott & White has been settled and dismissed with prejudice.
As an answer to increasing egg prices, some Texans are considering taking up backyard chicken farming as a way to ease the budgetary strain.
A Harris County landowner along the proposed high-speed rail route is asking for an order to depose Texas Central about its plans.
Elected to fill the role of Tarrant County judge, Tim O’Hare has his eye on providing residents with tax relief.
While Sen. Ted Cruz is grateful for the removal of the vaccine mandate for the military, he is looking to give relief to those who were already discharged.
Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock is having its staff take implicit bias training, but whether it helps with patient care is debatable.
Little River-Academy joined 49 other cities of all sizes in declaring itself a “Sanctuary City for the Unborn.”
The project, first proposed in 2006, is still trying to decide its development direction and has hired a national firm to lead the process.
Mayors of the biggest cities in Texas want the state to fund multiple programs while still allowing cities to maintain local control.
After accommodating her for over six years, CVS fired a Minute Clinic health care provider for her religious objection to prescribing contraceptives.
In an ongoing religious discrimination case, flight attendant Charlene Carter has moved for sanctions against Southwest for violating a court injunction.
