Festival organizers scrapped fireworks and Southlake cleared barricades as voters and the Tarrant GOP raised access concerns at Town Hall.

Nine of 19 C-17 cargo jets at Port San Antonio already carry SpaceX's military-grade Starshield system, with all 222 Globemasters eyed next.

Juniors and seniors get to stay put at Hutto High School while Creekside opens for freshmen and sophomores in 2027.

Comptroller Don Huffines won't say how much money flowed to specific private schools or vendors, even as a crayon price raised eyebrows at the Capitol.

At a Wednesday panel, a former Houston ISD trustee urged Austin to fight for a leader who listens before the state steps in.

Some Austin stagehands saw a 70% drop in work after the old center closed, a council member says. The new $1.6 billion building opens in 2029.

Jurors split 6-6 after more than 10 hours weighing Argo Group's claims that rival Dual North America poached 27 employees and trade secrets.

City auditors checked 59 contracts and found Austin isn't always verifying that contractors pay the required living wage.

Supt. Greg Bonewald says students earned 801 UIL points — more than every other district school combined.

Hutto wants to know if Tesla's angular pickup can outperform patrol cars on cost and safety before spending a dime.

San Antonio ISD's new classroom framework is rolling out districtwide, and the teachers' union president says it's gone over poorly.

Council members split over whether a new Gener8tor accelerator would outshine or overlap with SPARK's free small-business help.

A fake group traced to a Sheridan, Wyoming address flooded Texas mailboxes days before early voting. TENT says it had nothing to do with it.