A Northside ISD mom worries a state law letter means her daughter's AP Human Geography class may skip key topics before the exam.

The San Antonio firm's biggest deal yet pushes combined assets to $571 billion and chases CEO David Brown's trillion-dollar goal.

Professors who built careers around remote flexibility say the abrupt switch to five-day, in-person weeks left them scrambling — and some have already walked away.

Mike Johnson hits Laredo, Harlingen, San Antonio and San Patricio County this week as Republicans try to flip three Democratic-held border seats.

Juan Alvarado Elementary's first bell caps a $39.9 million project tied to a Sky Harbour Elementary closure across town.

The Railroad Commission of Texas ditched its public comment slot at monthly meetings in a split vote, pushing residents toward staff-run listening sessions instead.

A watchdog group says a councilwoman's email chain on SAWS rate hikes crossed a legal line. Prosecutors say the complaint needs more digging.

A staffer's repost of a Bush-era privatization message forced Ken Paxton's Senate campaign to publicly deny the idea. Texas has 4.8 million beneficiaries watching closely.

The board's proposed rate would generate $52.5 million, mostly to fund flood-gauge upgrades after 13 died at Beitel Creek.

New Braunfels homeowners could pay up to $39 less even as the city adds 19 new jobs and raises for staff.

A $60.5 million Tinder age-discrimination settlement pays out to anyone who bought Plus or Gold in California from 2015 to 2019 — even if they now live in Texas.

SAISD trustees want a 3.17-cent tax bump and $600 million in bonds after cutting $19.3 million and 220 jobs this year.

A new WalletHub study gives Texas a women's equality score of just 41.89 out of 100, with the state ranking 49th in education and health.