Texas Senators Examine Charter Schools
Top education leaders examining charter schools in the Texas Senate are considering tuition vouchers again to allow families more school choice.
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Top education leaders examining charter schools in the Texas Senate are considering tuition vouchers again to allow families more school choice.
Ten federal immigration agents, including an agent here in Dallas, are suing the Obama administration.
High-tech balloons equipped with cameras, tethered far above the Texas-Mexico border, have already assisted Border Patrol agents less than two weeks into their testing.
In the ongoing battle over whether Texas' Women's Health Care patients can access care through Planned Parenthood providers—the latest round goes to the state. But, the legal challenges are far from over.
A West Texas leader is warning of what he calls a 'civil war' and a possible invasion of United Nations troops if President Barack Obama is re-elected.
Republican Mitt Romney has used stops in West Texas to raise money for his GOP presidential campaign, including a Tuesday night appearance in Midland.
A federal appeals court says Texas can cut off state funding for Planned Parenthood pending a trial over a new law that takes away the money.
Hank Williams Jr. made it clear which candidate he'll be voting for in November. The singer took a swing at President Barack Obama while performing for a crowd of 8,500 in Iowa.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says his campaign is "a little wiser" in spending its money than President Barack Obama's team.
Attorney General Greg Abbott is claiming victory after a federal appeals court overturned a regulation clamping down on power plant pollution that spoils air in neighboring states.
A Florida fossils dealer whose dinosaur was seized by the U.S. government so that it could be given to the government of Mongolia is demanding that it be given back to him.
Gov. Rick Perry has replenished his depleted campaign war chest since he abandoned his presidential bid in January. This has fueled speculation that the longest-serving governor in Texas history will seek yet another term in 2014.
City leaders in Dallas County will decide Wednesday whether or not to allow the aerial spraying of mosquitos in the fight against the West Nile virus.
The newly restored Texas Governor's Mansion has been used for its first official event with some former residents invited.
A federal judge has denied the state of Texas a stay of his injunction that blocks enforcement of parts of the state's new voter registration laws.
