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Ten sand sculptors named winners at the 2026 Texas SandFest.

In James Talarico’s first ad, a diverse crowd of listeners in a neon-red Tex-Mex restaurant nods along eagerly to the U.S. Senate candidate’s pitch, riveted by his forceful recounting of his ...

On a Sunday in mid-January, Taylor Rehmet darted around north Tarrant County, knocking on doors, stumping at a local union shop, and stopping on the streets to pitch himself to anyone who would listen ...

Visitors come from across the country to see prehistoric prints at Dinosaur Valley State Park. Locals are fighting to ...

In her 28 years as a teacher working at schools in the Harris County area, Jennifer Courtemanche felt most at home at Lee High School. That changed for the 54-year-old English teacher on September 10.

Instead of chips and salsa to start the meal at Ana Liz Taqueria in Mission, customers are offered whole tostadas of blue and yellow corn. The air around the table is blasted with the aroma, the kind ...

In dueling campaign stops in the Rio Grande Valley, Ken Paxton and James Talarico offered up their versions of Texas values.

On family land in rural Guadalupe County, John Dilandro fires cannons, mingles with snakes, and turns his past into the House ...

Anyone who knows the undriveable canyon lands of West Texas could tell you a vehicle barrier is pointless. So why are CBP ...

The waters have claimed at least two lives. “What did the sirens really tell you?” said Ingram resident Jim Tolliver.

Thirty years ago, Austin preserved a pristine patch of Hill Country land for the endangered black-capped vireo and ...