A Democratic internal poll has Letitia Plummer up 53% to 37%, but analysts warn past county judge races were razor-thin.

A Sugar Land dermatologist and a Wharton patient warn a federal payment cut could split routine procedures into extra appointments.

Letitia Plummer waited 40 minutes for a new stream that never came, then accused Orlando Sanchez of walking away.

A packed hearing turned heated as Galveston and Nueces County leaders fought to keep second homes covered under Texas's storm insurer of last resort.

Harris County alone has nearly 200,000 flagged registrations, and the fix requires action before October 5.

UH's freshman class just broke 7,000 for the first time in nearly a century, even as regents cut over half its core curriculum list.

Council Member Julian Ramirez delayed the vote, saying the Fourth Ward zone lacked a coherent affordable housing plan.

Adam & Eve says its Richmond Parkway store is a specialty boutique, not a sexually oriented business facing forced closure.

A Creekwood Middle School student's petition topped 800 signatures after girls said they were pulled from class over midriffs and tight clothes.

Only 30 astronauts in U.S. history have received the honor before now, and 17 got it posthumously.

It's Paxton's third ten-figure tech settlement in two years — and Meta must now cap teen use at two hours a day.

Shawn Thierry, who lost her Houston House seat after backing GOP gender bills, now oversees a brand-new civil court.

Bridgette Smith-Lawson calls a proposed civil legal department political retribution as a Wednesday injunction hearing looms in Fort Bend County.