The Latest Breaking News from Texas

Supreme Court can decide ‘Remain in Mexico’ issue, lawyers argue

The Biden administration agreed with Republican officials from Texas and Missouri on Monday that the Supreme Court has the authority to decide the core legal questions in a case about the fate of a Trump-era immigration program.

Tribune News Service · May 10, 2022

Democrats demand US Treasury probe on Texas shifting COVID funds to border security

WASHINGTON — Texas Democrats in Congress have asked the U.S. Treasury to investigate whether Gov. Greg Abbott has misused up to $1 billion in pandemic relief funds to pay for the state’s controversial border security effort.

Tribune News Service · May 10, 2022

Jordan Addison Visits Texas As He Weighs Transfer Options

The 2021 Biletnikoff Award winner and top transfer target took a trip to Austin on Tuesday.

Sports Illustrated · May 10, 2022

Manning Confirms Top Schools, Official Visits as National QB Dominoes Fall

Georgia, Alabama and Texas dominate the Manning conversation as programs position themselves for a top passer in the class of 2023

Sports Illustrated · May 10, 2022

Supreme Court can decide 'Remain in Mexico' issue, lawyers argue - Roll Call

U.S. solicitor general, state officials agree law would not prohibit court from deciding case on immigration program.

Roll Call · May 10, 2022

Thoughtful burglar breaks into family home, grabs lawnmower and cuts all their grass

The suspect, whom police have named as Marcus Renard Hubbard, is accused of breaking into the southeast Texas home, taking the lawnmower and cutting the property's grass before running off

Daily Mirror · May 10, 2022

States band together to block immigration policy

On the morning of April 28, Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton filed his 11th immigration-related lawsuit against the Biden administration, submitting his paperwork before a U.S. District Court judge in the panhandle city of Amarillo and then issuing a news release about it.

Tribune News Service · May 10, 2022

Virginia follows Texas to punish sending of unsolicited nude pics online - Roll Call

Amid an explosion of people receiving unsolicited nude pictures via dating apps and text messages, some states are cracking down.

Roll Call · May 10, 2022

Editorial: Gov. Greg Abbott has gone too far on migrant children

Gov. Abbott, you have gone too far.

Tribune News Service · May 10, 2022

In Texas, abortion laws inhibit care for miscarriages

Medical professionals face tough quandaries when treating patients who have a miscarriage, a scenario that could soon play out around the country if abortion restrictions tighten.

WEKU · May 10, 2022