With paper tags going away in Texas, officials fear toll dodgers will use fake metal plates
Last year, over 16 million vehicles drove on North Texas toll roads without paying, accumulating more than $69 million in ...
Storms move across North Texas overnight, wet commute expected Wednesday
A line of storms moved across North Texas early Wednesday morning, with some thunder and lightning. A First Alert Weather Day ...
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Burrows, Patrick and Abbott: Texas’ Big 3 have big plans and a wary new dynamic
The aggressive Republican agenda’s success depends on how well the three leaders harmonize their tactics and goals for the ...
NYSE Chicago to reincorporate in Texas
The New York Stock Exchange's division in Chicago will be reincorporated in Texas, the company said on Wednesday, in a move ...
Large fire erupts near El Paso, Texas, international airport, injuring 5
EL PASO, Texas (AP) — A fire broke out at a transportation center next to the international airport in El Paso, Texas, on ...
Firefighters battle inferno after reported explosion near Texas airport, at least 4 injured
Crews are battling a large fire caused by an explosion near El Paso International Airport. (Credit: El Paso Police Department) Multiple people have been taken to the hospital after a reported vehicle ...
Migrant suspect in Texas cheerleader's murder confronted by victim's grieving mom in court
Rafael Govea Romero, the suspect in Texas cheerleader Lizbeth Medina's murder, appeared in court Feb 6, when a judge ruled he was competent to stand trial in August.
With vouchers fast-tracked, other Texas public education issues to watch this session
It only took the Texas Senate 22 days from the start of this year’s legislative session to introduce, debate and pass its ...
With Texas schools clamoring for more funding, Senate panel weighs targeted appropriations
The Senate Finance Committee seemed interested Monday in funding specific education priorities, instead of a large investment ...
Texas Has a Debt Problem
Despite attracting droves of new residents each year with their relative affordability, some of Texas' biggest cities are the most debt-ridden in the country.