Plus: Forsaken drill sites cause environmental chaos. Abbott's new border tactics upend Eagle Pass. HISD to cut 2,300 positions.
Houston conservative activist Steve Hotze says Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's move violates free speech protections under the Texas Constitution.
Zombie wells threaten ranchers and groundwater resources in drought-prone West Texas, as well as the larger oil and gas industry. (Part 2 of a series)
Shelby Park, a favorite gathering spot for locals, now looks more like a war zone under Gov. Greg Abbott's latest border crusade.
Superintendent Mike Miles is reducing staff at the school district's headquarters by nearly 25 percent, slashing 1,675 vacant positions and 672 filled jobs.
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro and other Democrats want the White House to get involved after a state trooper's email details border conditions.
A state trooper's email details a woman having a miscarriage while snared in razor wire and a 4-year-old girl passed out from heat exhaustion.
While the Austin area ranks among the nation's most educated, a new study by WalletHub finds other metropolitan areas lacking.
Does being a military retiree change the equation for when to start taking the benefits? Michael Taylor offers a reader some insight.
Grotto restaurant is among the tenants at Uptown Plaza, a retail center at 4715 Westheimer acquired by Pine Ridge Real Estate.
The production based on the friendship between the singer and Houston housewife Louise Seger is coming back to the place where it all started.
The $4.6 million project, four years in the making, lets travelers visit China, India, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam without leaving the Museum District.
Upscale steakhouse Andiron off Allen Parkway is without its founding chef, the Michelin-decorated Louis Maldonado, three months after opening.
Ryan Pressly entered from the Astros bullpen Friday night tasked with protecting a ninth-inning lead. This time, there was a personal goal.
Trades, free agency and drafts leave two pieces loose in James Harden and Damian Lillard, but for now the Suns appear to be on the rise again as the Celtics, Warriors and Grizzlies make big gambles.
Devown Hines knows the way to prolonging the careers of athletes like the Texans' Jerry Hughes is by feeding them properly.
Rural towns are shriveling. Immigrants need places to live and work. Columnist Joe Holley sees a way out of the United States' immigration deadlock.
Gene Wu writes: "I am not a book banner. I do not believe in censorship. I am advocating for age-appropriate books in school libraries."
Given what's happened in Austin, mayoral candidate John Whitmire should approach such partnerships carefully.
Readers weigh in on a state trooper's email describing harsh treatment of immigrants at the border.
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