U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick warned Texas Republicans Wednesday that complacency could cost them control of the state in the November 2026 elections, urging conservatives to mobilize against Democratic candidates.
The Federal Aviation Administration has imposed temporary flight restrictions over parts of Houston from Thursday through Friday as President Donald Trump visits the city, including a stop at NASA’s Johnson Space Center.
Frisco-based golf content brand Good Good Golf lost several major business relationships this week after a controversial advertisement showed a man knocking a woman to the ground, prompting backlash over its portrayal of violence against women.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent accused of shooting a Venezuelan immigrant in northern Minneapolis was released from a South Texas jail Thursday after a judge rejected Minnesota officials’ efforts to extend his detention and compel Gov. Greg Abbott to approve his extradition.
Venus Williams drew fellow American Sofia Kenin in the first round of the U.S. Open on Thursday, creating a potential Williams sisters matchup that could have happened had Serena Williams chosen to compete in singles.
Carlos Alcaraz will begin his U.S. Open title defense against Roman Safiullin on Sunday in his first Grand Slam singles match since April, after a right wrist injury kept him out of the French Open and Wimbledon.
Bella Belen expects Capital1 to improve ahead of the PVL All-Filipino Conference as she builds chemistry with fellow Alas Pilipinas players Vanie Gandler and Erika Santos.
A Lufkin police officer faces 100 felony charges for allegedly misusing the department’s Flock license plate reader system, prompting the city to suspend use of the technology while authorities investigate.
The City of Austin will cancel its adult indoor sports leagues, including basketball and volleyball, to save about $400,000 as the city faces budget constraints, officials said Friday.
Vice President Sara Duterte and her former security chief were the only officials who knew how millions of pesos in confidential funds were implemented, an Office of the Vice President official told the Senate impeachment court Wednesday, prompting senator-judges to question who was accountable for the spending.