DHS says a 10-day statewide sweep netted thousands of arrests, even as Houston police-force cases involving two men remain disputed and under investigation.

Sid Miller says the move protects Texas workers, but a visa-law analysis disputes whether the agency's own grant rules actually say that.

Marshall Middle School could get its first-ever attendance zone, while part of Linder Elementary's zone may shift to Travis Heights.

The 413-page plan covers 71 fire-safety steps, but a 50-foot setback rule has builders and preservationists at odds.

A Statesman analysis found borrowers discharged student debt in 15 of 62 completed Western District of Texas cases, a 24.2% success rate.

A judge sided with the county and a nearby HOA over objections from the developer behind the 71-acre Bee Cave project.

James Oakley says his 2023 indictment was a setup to push him out before he could act on sheriff's office overtime concerns.

Hutto could ask voters in May 2027 to expand alcohol sales as the city's population keeps surging.

Chris Gober, Elon Musk's former America PAC lawyer, deleted his campaign's AI and election-integrity sections as Democrat Caitlin Rourk hammers the tie in a new ad.

The new PREP funding targets recruitment and mentorship as Texas's teacher pool shrank by more than 5,000 in a single year.

Kairoi Residential CEO Michael Lynd says Mark Johnson never repaid loans tied to a Frio County ranch. Johnson says Lynd controlled the money himself.

Trustees vote Monday on shifting boundaries at Sunfield, Tom Green, McCormick and Chapa to head off overcrowding before it hits.

Options range from automatic approval to a 1,000-foot buffer from homes. San Antonio Council decides Thursday.