A state administrative judge ruled that Austin firefighter Suzanne La Follette, who is battling terminal cancer, is eligible for workers’ compensation benefits after the City of Austin denied her claim, according to a decision issued Tuesday in Texas.
The Texas Medical Board has disciplined three physicians whose cases were previously investigated by ProPublica, finding that their treatment of pregnant patients failed to meet standards of care in cases involving delayed or inadequate emergency intervention under Texas’ abortion restrictions.
The Texas Legislature on Monday ordered an investigation into Roblox after lawmakers found user-generated content simulating the Robb Elementary School shooting, raising concerns about child safety on the platform.
A federal appeals court has ruled that Texas can require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms, a decision that could eventually be taken up by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Church of St. John the Divine in Houston’s River Oaks neighborhood is planning a significant $58 million renovation and expansion that aims to modernize its campus while preserving its long history.
Arlington City Council has approved a major extension of its long-running partnership with the Dallas Cowboys, keeping the team tied to AT&T Stadium until at least 2055.
Severe flooding across the city has turned deadly and forced the cancellation of major Fiesta San Antonio events, including the Texas Cavaliers River Parade and Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square. Market Square activities later resumed at noon on Tuesday.
A living piece of Texas history marked a milestone on Sunday as Marvin Douglas, a retired Austin firefighter, celebrated his 100th birthday at Huston-Tillotson University, surrounded by family, friends, and community members.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States would indefinitely extend its ceasefire with Iran, a day before it was set to expire, as a new round of peace talks remained on hold.
Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez has urged the Office of the Ombudsman not to single him out in the ongoing flood control corruption controversy, saying investigators should follow all leads rather than focus on him amid what he described as “politically engineered and fabricated narratives.”