At 16, Adam Mata is juggling school, extracurriculars, and life on the farm, where he is currently caring for a pregnant cow. Speaking during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on March 9, Mata reflected on the lessons of responsibility and time management that ranching has taught him.
Drivers in northwest Houston may soon see relief as the city moves forward with a major reconstruction of Antoine Drive, a street long known for its severe potholes.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday unveiled a new property tax relief proposal designed to make homeownership more affordable across the state, including for families in the Houston area.
Smokable cannabis products will be removed from Texas stores by March 31 under new rules adopted by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS), while most edible hemp products will remain legal under stricter packaging and testing requirements.
A local physician has been arrested after authorities say a hidden camera was found in a bathroom at his medical office, secretly recording employees.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is urging state health agencies and public universities to address potential cybersecurity risks from Chinese-manufactured medical devices, citing concerns that sensitive patient data could be accessed by foreign actors.
More than 1.3 million private ponds across Texas support agriculture, livestock, recreation, and aquaculture, but declining water quality and fish health issues can put these resources at risk.
Visitors to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston can now step inside a massive, colorful art installation rather than just look at it.
Hemp retailers in Texas are facing increasing uncertainty as law enforcement raids, proposed regulations, and legal challenges collide, creating a high-stakes environment for businesses selling THC-derived products.
Travelers at Hobby Airport faced hours-long waits on Monday morning, as spring break travel and a partial federal government shutdown created a bottleneck at airport security.