The Latest Breaking News from Texas

A Texas man is facing scheduled execution Tuesday evening, 13 years to the day of a convenience store robbery in which he set an elderly clerk on fire in a Dallas suburb

Chief Justice Roberts and his colleagues owe Judge Hendrix an apology.

The bill, titled the Universal School Choice Act, would provide a tax credit to match an amount donated to organizations that provide K-12 scholarships.

For the first time since 1996, the Western Conference Final will not feature a team from California or Texas.

Texas is a vast state with a legendary food scene. While big cities boast famous restaurants, some of the most memorable culinary experiences are found off the beaten path. “Hole-in-the-wall” spots – often unassuming, family-run establishments – serve up incredible flavor and authentic local character. These hidden gems might lack…

We’re tracking the status of major bills through the final stretch of the session.

Matthew Johnson, who testified he did not intend to kill the elderly clerk, received the death penalty in 2013. The execution is Texas’ fourth and may be the last for 2025.

The Texas Legislature is considering a proposal that would add restrictions on renewable energy expansion.

The legislation would prevent schools from using materials that do not use the terms “Before Christ” and “Anno Domini.” Many historians have moved away from them to be more inclusive.