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Texas reviews foreign surrogacy and birth tourism as lawmakers weigh new policies.
Gov. Greg Abbott launched the Texas Classroom Commission, a teacher-led initiative that will recommend ways to improve public education and support educators.
Texas health officials report 48 Cyclospora cases and say contaminated fresh produce may be responsible. Learn the symptoms and how to protect yourself.
Texas Rep. Brian Harrison is calling for a special legislative session to crack down on birth tourism after the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling in Trump v. Barbara.
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that detransitioner Soren Aldaco’s medical malpractice lawsuit against her former therapist may proceed.
An undercover video shows a TCU professor discussing the university’s DEI curriculum, campus culture and alternative grading practices despite a federal crackdown.
Heavy rainfall has delayed Corpus Christi’s projected Level 1 water emergency until September 2027, but officials say long-term conservation remains critical.
The Tarrant County DA is seeking to shut down two Fort Worth motels after nearly 1,700 police calls involving drugs, weapons, assaults and other crimes.
An Islamic advocacy group has sued Fort Worth ISD, alleging anti-Muslim bias after incoming Western Hills High School principal Shayma Alzubi was reassigned over controversial social media posts.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and America First Legal secured a federal order permanently ending the Biden administration’s Administrative Closure Rule, which allowed immigration judges to indefinitely pause cases.