Judy Dale has been coming to the Guadalupe River for the Fourth of July for over 30 years.

A preservation expert says many people would be surprised by how many paper goods can come back from water damage.

David Beebe says his family’s home ended up being high enough to escape full damage from floodwaters – but says if they hadn’t known the area so well, they may have driven into danger.

Search and rescue efforts are ongoing in the region.

From funding delayed to a proposal that would mean funding denied, adult education providers don’t know what’s coming.

The 89th legislative session wrapped up Monday, concluding any business lawmakers have been working on for the past five months. And while the tension between the House and Senate has subsided, the grief lawmakers feel for the bills that didn’t quite make it is ever-present.

Barring a veto from Gov. Greg Abbott, these will soon become law in Texas.

In searching for a way to improve literacy outcomes in their city, the Literacy Council in Texarkana partnered with other groups providing social services to help people get on their feet.

After being elected last November, Hinojosa became the first Republican to represent Texas Senate District 27 since Reconstruction. He sat down with The Texas Newsroom to lay out the details of his life before running for office.

Disappointed by a lack of government support, the remote West Texas town raised the money it needed to connect 2,000 residents to high-speed broadband.