"I want the best for you because I know that’s exactly what Botham would want… and the best would be to give your life to Christ," Brandt Jean's message to Amber Guyger.
Officials from Texas A&M, the Army Futures Command, and Sen. Cornyn announced a $65 million cooperative agreement for a new military combat development complex in central Texas.
If you're visiting or new to Texas, you might wonder what that "Come and Take It" flag is about. Here's the story behind it.
Republican state representatives Tom Oliverson and Valoree Swanson fielded questions on gun control and the Speaker controversy in Tomball last night.
In addition to Tarrant County law enforcement, citizens and civil groups in and around Fort Worth have also stepped up to combat human trafficking.
Today, CBP announced 65 miles of new border wall construction in partnership with the Army Corp of Engineers along the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas.
The State Fair of Texas officially opened today and promises to showcase the best of Texas music, culture, and of course, deep-fried delicacies.
Ordinances to prohibit abortion are gaining traction in East Texas as three new towns have become "sanctuary cities for the unborn" in less than two weeks.
The FAIR Act, opposed by pro-business groups and supported by trial lawyers, would make many employment arbitration clauses unenforceable under federal law.
The continuing 3-2 divide on the Harris County Commissioners Court is coming to a head as Judge Lina Hidalgo pushes for a max property tax increase on residents.
Ahead of the U.N. General Assembly this week, President Trump joined Indian Prime Minister Modi at a rally in Houston to highlight growing ties with India.
Former Colleyville city councilman Chris Putnam officially launched his primary campaign today against 23-year incumbent Kay Granger for Texas’ 12th Congressional seat.
Despite universal opposition to expanded background checks from the Texas GOP, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick continued to call for consideration of the policy in a series of radio interviews on Monday.
Apple, one of the world's largest companies, says it will assemble the new Mac Pro computer in Austin now that they have tariff waivers for some parts made in China.
On an economic and business development mission, Gov. Abbott travels to Japan and South Korea to strengthen ties between Texas and the two nations.
The Saturday night gathering celebrated a decade of activism as one of Texas' most active and influential Tea Party groups.
According to sources close to The Texan, Putnam's primary run against long-time incumbent Kay Granger is expected to come next week.
August unemployment and job numbers in Texas continue to outpace the United States overall as the overall rate remains steady at 3.4 percent.
With an eye to the future and a healthy respect for the past, Justice Neil Gorsuch discussed life as a Supreme Court Justice at the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin on Thursday.
Gov. Abbott declares a state of disaster as Tropical Depression Imelda brings severe flooding and heavy rainfall to southeastern Texas.
