The Latest Breaking News from Texas

As disputes rage on over religion’s place in public schools, the Ten Commandments have become a focal point. At least a dozen states have considered proposals that would require classrooms to post the biblical laws, and three passed laws mandating their display in 2024-2025: Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.

While Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick remains adamant about a ban, hemp industry representatives say they would compromise on creating a 21 age limit to purchase.

Some who did host public events were interrupted by protesters and heckled for their support of President Donald Trump and his signature legislation.

More Texas universities are turning to politicians to lead their systems, preferring political clout over academic credentials.

Our Nick Bartlett gives us his light-hearted game predictions with his trademark humor and offbeat perspective

The families of some of the children who died at Texas' Camp Mystic during catastrophic flooding two months ago are expected to join Gov. Greg Abbott for a ceremonial bill signing Friday

Currently, any Texas voter can cast a ballot in GOP primaries. The party wants to limit eligibility to registered members.

Previously, parents had to wait for the state to mail them the exemption form. They still have to get the form notarized before submitting it to the school for enrollment purposes.

The terrifying details of how an 11-year-old who was playing ding dong ditch in Texas ended up being shot dead were revealed in court documents.

The Colorado coach offered some unsolicited advice to the young quarterback.

The ban's supporters, whose motivation is plainly protectionist, claim they are defending freedom by restricting it.