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Image via Flickr/rjshade/The lawsuit, which also includes Washington, Indiana and the District of Columbia, claims that turning off location tracking in Google apps does not stop the tracking. -
Photo: Kristen Cabrera. Book courtesy UT Press/"The Mexican American Experience in Texas: Citizenship, Segregation, and the Struggle for Equality" examines centuries of law and social structure that excluded Mexican Americans from mainstream society.
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Texas Restaurant Association CEO says billions of federal dollars are needed to keep small businesses afloat amid labor shortages, rising wages, inflation and more. -
One law professor says Texas hopes to delay a decision until the U.S. Supreme Court decides on another abortion case that could overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Gov. Greg Abbott faces criticism over handling of Texas National Guard troops at the southern borderLow morale and several recent suicides among guard members have raised concerns about Operation Lone Star.
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“Trust your physicians. Quit reading some of this garbage on social media and the internet. Everyone needs to get that vaccine, get the booster as soon as they can get it,” says Judge Glen Whitley.
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With more kids vaccinated and testing in place, one of the bigger hurdles now is keeping enough staff on hand.
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The city-commissioned mural has set off more debate over gentrification, representation, SpaceX and more.
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The three-piece Houston band, whose name means “airplane” in Thai, has produced a string of successful albums. And they’re about to take off on their highest-profile tour, ever.
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Despite rising cases and renewed concern over the virus and a new variant, hundreds of millions in dollars has not yet been used.
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The Texas Tribal Buffalo Project aims to use the herd to renew the spiritual connection between the buffalo and the Lipan Apache.
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The new fund is in direct response to an NCAA rule change that allows student athletes to profit off their names and images.
