The 11-hour standoff ended when law enforcement breached the building, killing the suspect, after the hostages managed to escape.
Dr. Peter McCullough, an internist, cardiologist, and trained epidemiologist who has become an expert in early COVID-19 treatment, notes changes in the symptoms and treatment in those suffering from the Omicron variant.
The rapid spread of the Omicron variant appears to be hitting a peak as the positivity rate is beginning to turn the corner.
Even with increasing cases of the omicron variant, nursing homes and assisted living facilities cannot unilaterally decide to halt visitation by designated essential caregivers which is now protected by the Texas constitution.
Since Fifth Circuit precedent disfavors nationwide injunctions, Hendrix's order only applies to Head Start participants in Texas.
Longoria is asking a federal judge to allow her to send out unsolicited mail ballot applications for the 2022 primary election — a practice prohibited under the state’s election reform laws.
Monoclonal antibody treatment has been increasingly hard to come by after the federal government halted its distribution a few months ago.
Here’s a look back at the year’s biggest stories in the Lone Star State, from the statewide freeze to the battle over vaccine mandates.
Inflation is wreaking havoc on the economy as prices consumers pay for anything from groceries to gas are rising.
While Texas has achieved continuous improvement in its unemployment rate during 2021, it has yet to reach its pre-pandemic low.
A proposed change in how the state collects and compiles data about an economic development incentive program spurred criticism.
In the eminent domain case between Texas Central and a landowner, the Texas solicitor general submitted a brief to the Texas Supreme Court supporting the case of the landowners.
The Lone Star State has added jobs in 18 of the last 19 months.
Members of the Texas National Guard must receive the emergency authorized COVID-19 vaccine or have an approved exemption in order to continue their service.
Major cities in Texas are continuing to promote policies and practices that improve their “LGBTQ inclusiveness” score with the Human Rights Campaign.
A North Texas United Airlines pilot and other employees are seeking relief after a district judge declined to prevent the airline from placing the employees, who sought vaccine exemptions, on unpaid leave.
With a global semiconductor shortage, there is a burgeoning effort to return manufacturing to the continental U.S. rather than maintain reliance on foreign manufacturers.
The state says COVID-19 cases for unvaccinated people are 13 times more likely, but its federal counterpart estimates the difference is half that high.
This is Abbott's second attempt, broader in scope than the first. His initial request to the Texas Association of School Boards dead-ended.
A subsidiary of Tesla has been approved by the State of Texas to operate as a Retail Electric Provider.
