Texas Stories

One agriculture official fighting the flies says it’s no foregone conclusion that they’ll reach Texas.

College students and professors are protesting with mock funerals across Texas, saying universities are dying from political interference. School officials say they're responding to shifting needs.

Developers of the residential community northeast of Houston, which recently settled a lawsuit with the Department of Justice, accuse Jones and former Texas gubernatorial candidate Pete Chambers of false claims of being “occupied” by immigrants without legal status.

The weather phenomenon generally means wetter-than-normal weather for the southern U.S.

The lawsuit accuses Meta of marketing WhatsApp as completely private while allegedly allowing employees and contractors to review messages.

In April, one of the city's three reservoirs received its first inflows in eight months. But narrowly avoiding an immediate disaster doesn't mean that Corpus Christi has solved its water crisis.

A North Texas artist met an Uvalde woman through TikTok while he was painting a mural to honor one of the students killed in the deadly shooting at Robb Elementary School. Four years later, they are married and have a child.

The garden won three presidential awards and is the place where thousands of students have learned core subjects through hands-on activities. Now, the Bouldin Creek and Becker communities are mourning a space that brought them together.

Ecologist Andy Caven and photographer Mike Forsberg are documenting and meeting people along the way to raise awareness about one of North America’s rarest birds.

The judge in the case insisted on a 60-day jail sentence. The controversy has roiled Texas politics and led critics to question the attorney general's ability to adequately prosecute crime.