Author: Longhorn Ledger Staff
The Texas Supreme Court denied a surrogate’s request to keep a medically fragile baby in Texas, clearing the way for his transfer to California for treatment.
Seven noncitizens have been federally charged in Texas with allegedly voting illegally or falsely claiming U.S. citizenship.
Henry Cuellar and Tano Tijerina are facing off in Texas’ 28th Congressional District, with border security, taxes and the economy among the key issues in the race.
Texas stunned No. 1 Ohio State with a historic fourth-quarter comeback, scoring 21 unanswered points to win 24-23.
The DOJ removed an Afghan woman from Fort Worth after she admitted supporting an ISIS-inspired plot to carry out a mass shooting on Election Day in 2024.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson highlighted his switch from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party during a speech at the Republican National Midterm Convention.
President Donald Trump defended Senate Majority Leader John Thune after the Republican senator was booed at the GOP’s midterm convention in Dallas.
A new Bezos Academy preschool has opened at Texas Woman’s University in Denton, offering tuition-free, full-day learning for up to 120 eligible children.
Tarrant County commissioners voted 3-2 to cut 92 Election Day polling sites ahead of the 2026 midterm election, sparking criticism from residents and Democrats.
Texas community colleges exceeded student outcome goals under the state’s performance-based funding model, but colleges say the available state funding has not kept pace with their results.