The San Antonio City Council has approved up to $2 million in funding to design a new community center and park on the Northeast Side, marking the first such facility in District 2.
Crews in Dallas began removing 30 decorative crosswalks Monday, including rainbow Pride designs in Oak Lawn and Black Lives Matter markings in South Dallas, following a state directive that the city had unsuccessfully appealed for months.
Dallas Animal Services (DAS) is encouraging residents to help care for young kittens as “kitten season” begins this spring.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has accused a staff member of Rep. Veronica Escobar of falsely posing as an attorney to gain access to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility.
The Texas House Administration Committee will meet on April 10 to decide possible penalties for Democratic lawmakers who broke quorum by leaving the state last year.
New hemp regulations set to take effect March 31 could remove many popular THC products from store shelves across the state.
A jury has found Elon Musk liable for misleading investors during his 2022 bid to acquire Twitter, but stopped short of concluding that he intentionally schemed to commit fraud.
LeBron James made NBA history on Saturday, playing in his 1,612th regular-season game and surpassing Robert Parish’s long-standing record of 1,611 games, which had stood since 1997.
House committee on justice chairperson Rep. Gerville Luistro on Sunday said there is no double standard in handling impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte and President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., stressing that the panel’s rulings are evidence-based.
The Austin Independent School District (AISD) announced it will not celebrate union leader Cesar Chavez on March 31, but will continue to recognize labor leader Dolores Huerta while keeping schools closed for the holiday.