A young white man seeking to become a physician is suing Texas medical schools for violating discrimination laws in their admissions decisions.
The Biden administration loosened restrictions for dispensing chemical abortion drugs, but Texas laws are in place that still restrict their use.
Whether craving a Big Mac or Quarter Pounder with cheese, the new Fort Worth McDonald’s location is aiming for faster service through automation.
Tarrant County’s representatives in the Texas Legislature have held important chairmanships in past sessions and likely will again.
Granbury ISD is under a federal Title IX investigation for sex discrimination because of the books it has removed from school libraries.
Here's a review of things to watch as the 88th legislative session runs its course in 2023.
Paxton filed suit enjoin enforcement prohibiting discrimination in foster care services based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
It is unclear which agency is responsible for the Texas Centennial Markers around the state, so the Texas Historical Commission is asking for an answer.
Seventy-three days before Texas officially declared independence from Mexico, 92 men signed a declaration at Goliad.
First Liberty sued on behalf of Stephanie Carter, claiming the VA violated her religious freedom and subjected her to possible civil and criminal liability.
A federal judge reinstated Southwest Airlines flight attendant Charlene Carter to her position after she won a large jury verdict this summer.
A controversial citizen journalist in Laredo will have an en banc hearing of her First Amendment case before the Fifth Circuit In January.
