Bureaucrats found legal holes in the governor and attorney general’s crusade against a North Texas mosque. The state ...

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But then he turned to his guest, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who has been increasingly vocal about his intention to run for ...

The fight to stop the border wall in Big Bend is not over—but a federal judge's ruling has given activists a hard-won victory ...

Twenty years after King’s death in 1885, Robert Kleberg, who then managed the ranch, established a town nearby. King’s ...

A new ad featuring Ken Paxton’s estranged wife was panned as “sad” and “desperate.” But the state senator is in control.

You may have seen some weird, off-putting ads from a pro-Paxton group over the weekend. What are they trying to accomplish?

With the second weekend of ACL approaching, here are some of the festival’s stars from the past 25 years.

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