The proposed salary increase — which would raise Marilyn Burgess’ pay from $179,000 per year to $260,000 — appeared to die ...

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The ruling in the case against a Harris County constable's deputy who shot Barnes during a traffic stop came several months ...

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The move comes less than a year after Texas withdrew from ERIC, a much larger, multistate compact designed to share voter ...

Mark A. Welsh III is stepping down after two years in the role, the university announced Thursday. His resignation comes on ...

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The Pentagon is implementing new guidelines that will require journalists to sign a pledge and agree to report only approved ...

Sen. Ted Cruz and Reps. Dan Crenshaw and Chip Roy were among those to speak on the first day of the Texas Youth Summit, an ...