‘Exceptional drought’ prompts disaster declaration in South Texas border county
A disaster declaration has been issued for a deep South Texas border county, which is suffering from drought and a lack of water payments from Mexico.
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Gov. Greg Abbott and UT-Austin shift from championing free speech to …
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Republican AGs File Suit Against Biden’s ATF Over Background Check Rule
Republican Attorneys General Ken Paxton of Texas and Kris Kobach of Kansas announced two related lawsuits against a background check...
Texas leads 4-state coalition suing to void rules expanding background checks on gun sales
WASHINGTON — Texas is leading a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday to block new rules aimed at expanding the number of...
Protesters Tried to Turn My School into Columbia: It Didn’t Go as Planned
The protesters’ threat to public order, not their antisemitism, was the justification for UT’s pacification.
Texas lawmakers may strike back at University of Texas over protests
Tensions are rising between the largely conservative Legislature and the largely liberal campus.
KTBS 3 at the southern border
Editor's Note: Reporter Madison Edwards shares a first-person account of his visit to Eagle Pass, Texas, where he and photojournalist...