The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear the appeal of Texas online journalist Priscilla Villarreal, known as La Gordiloca, leaving in place a divided ruling by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that barred her from suing police officers and other officials over her 2017 arrest.
Residents of Port Arthur were urged to shelter in place Monday after an explosion and fire erupted at the Valero Port Arthur Refinery, sending thick plumes of smoke into the sky.
NASA has unveiled bold plans to establish a permanent base on the moon, with a projected investment of $20 billion, marking a major shift in the agency’s lunar strategy.
Life in Texas may be larger than life, but it comes with a heavy dose of stress. According to a new WalletHub report, the Lone Star State ranks as the 15th most stressed state in the U.S. for 2026.
World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler has withdrawn from this week’s Children’s Houston Open, ending his streak of annual appearances and three runner-up finishes at the event, including in the past two years.
Gwendolyn Sandles Byrd celebrated a remarkable milestone on Saturday, March 21, marking her 100th birthday surrounded by family, friends, and a lifetime of cherished memories.
Filming for the Paramount+ series “Lioness” will temporarily close portions of University Drive in Fort Worth’s Cultural District this week.
Singapore saw a slight decline in tuberculosis (TB) cases and deaths in 2025, with 11 fatalities and 1,019 new active cases reported, down from 20 deaths and 1,156 cases in 2024, the Communicable Diseases Agency said on March 23.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Monday formally labeled South Korea as the “most hostile state” and warned of “merciless” consequences if Seoul provokes Pyongyang, according to the Korean Central News Agency.
The Pentagon has tightened restrictions on journalists covering the U.S. military, just days after a court ruled that earlier limits on press access were unconstitutional.