Guatemalan man sentenced to 30 years for smuggling tragedy that killed 53 people in Texas
Police and other first responders work the scene where officials say dozens of people have been found dead…
Houston City Council to vote on $5.5M boost for smart water meter system
HOUSTON – The Houston City Council is set to vote Wednesday on whether to appropriate an additional $5,500,000…
3 San Antonio K-8 schools earn top marks in US News ranking
Three San Antonio elementary and middle schools are being hailed as the most brilliant beacons of Texas early…
$180M luxury tower to wipe out 1970s townhomes in Dallas neighborhood
A $180 million luxury high-rise is set to replace half-century-old townhomes in one of Dallas’ most upscale neighborhoods,…
UTA vice president for research and innovation to retire in December | Campus
The Gateway Tower on June 1, 2023, at the intersection of UTA Boulevard and Cooper Street. File photo…
University alum, philanthropist remembered for contributions to arts, Latin American studies – The Daily Texan
UT alumnus and philanthropist Joe R. Long, whose contributions expanded educational opportunities and supported the arts across Texas,…
El Paso County sees record early voting turnout as Election Day nears
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — With Election Day two weeks away, thousands of El Paso County voters have…
Mavericks Rally for Key UAC Win Against Tarleton State, 3-1
ARLINGTON, Texas — UT Arlington (10-11, 4-5 UAC) defeated Tarleton St. (8-14, 4-5 UAC) 3-1 on Tuesday. The Mavericks…
Corpus Christi secures $17M for key water line replacement
A nearly 100-year-old water line in Corpus Christi is set for replacement, with a $17 million federal grant…
Dallas PR Agency TrizCom PR Named Finalist for Two 2026 PRSA Dallas Pegasus Awards | News
Three-time Pegasus Best of Show winner recognized for AI reputation management and media relations campaigns for Tires Easy…
Political mailers on transgender resources addressed to North Texas children raise questions, concerns
Pamphlets about trans resources mailed to NTX children Prior to early voting beginning in North Texas, pamphlets of…
‘Crossed a line’: Political mailers addressed to children raise concerns in Greater Houston
HOUSTON – Political mailers addressed directly to children in local households are raising eyebrows across Greater Houston, prompting…