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The family of death row inmate Melissa Lucio is fighting to save her life. How legal abortion has changed under SB8. And the endangered prostrate milkweed.

Last year was Texas’ second deadliest ever for roadway fatalities, with more than 4,400 people dying on its roads despite hundreds of millions of dollars worth of efforts by transportation officials to reduce the body count.

Disability advocates say Texas’ new voting restrictions could make it more difficult or less likely for people with disabilities to cast ballots in 2022.

According to the Texas ASCE, “the failure of the electricity grid was directly and indirectly a material contributor to the economic harm and human tragedy experienced during and after Winter Storms Uri and Viola.”

San Antonio Housing Authority residents collectively owe almost $5 million in past due rent, and its extended eviction moratorium expires Feb. 28.

San Antonio grew by more than 100,000 residents since the 2010 Census but that growth isn't evenly dispersed, which means new lines must be drawn to balance the populations of each City Council district.

What are the specifics of the plan and why do its managers say it is necessary? Why is the voter-approved project now so controversial?

How Houston’s Russian Community is dealing with the invasion of Ukraine. What’s the Kremlin Connection with groups in Texas that seek to disrupt and divide. And the Supreme Court appears likely to weaken the EPA’s ability to regulate greenhouse gasses.

The Texas General Land Office discriminated against minority residents when it denied flood mitigation aid to areas hardest hit by Hurricane Harvey. And Texas attorney Sidney Powell is dealing with her own kraken. The high profile advocate of the big lie of the election is facing disciplinary action.