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A former Texas Southern University professor has been sentenced to 78 months in federal prison for a yearslong student financial aid fraud scheme.
A federal judge has temporarily halted border construction in Texas’ Big Bend region, blocking covered construction while opponents challenge the Trump administration’s use of federal waivers to expedite the project.
Authentic Ilm Mission is raising funds for a 40,000-square-foot Islamic campus in Richardson that will include a mosque, seminary, Islamic education center and community services.
Rent prices have fallen across several major Texas cities as international migration declines and immigration enforcement increases.
An Austin City Council candidate faces a misdemeanor “riot participation” charge stemming from a protest following an ICE shooting in Austin.
Austin has continued spending millions of dollars on homelessness programs as the number of people counted as experiencing homelessness has risen nearly 60% since 2017.
A Mexican national was federally indicted after allegedly grabbing a Dallas ISD police officer’s firearm and shooting him in the leg.
The Islamic Society of Greater Houston is helping register about 1,000 voters a week as Muslim leaders criticize new Texas social studies standards.
Amazon’s Prime Air drone deliveries have sparked noise, privacy and safety concerns among some Richardson residents as the company expands the service nationwide.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating hundreds of data center developments over their compliance with state water-use reporting requirements.