Austin will be the first major Texas city to use local tax dollars to give cash to low-income families to keep them housed as the cost of living skyrockets in the capital city. Under a yearlong, $1 million pilot program that cleared a key Austin City Council vote Thursday, the city will send monthly checks of $1,000 to 85 needy households at risk of losing their homes — an attempt to insulate low-income residents from Austin’s increasingly expensive housing market and prevent more people from becoming homeless.

Online retailer launches The-O’Dora, naturally made pads, as a safe, healthy option for women who stuggle with painful periods

The child was driving the truck that swerved into a van carrying members of the University of the Southwest golf teams Tuesday night, officials said.

Nine people died in a fiery, head-on collision in West Texas, including six students and a coach from a New Mexico university who were returning home from a golf tournament, authorities said.

The suit claims the company violated state laws by gathering and using facial recognition data on millions of users without their consent.

"We have gotten sort of a rough indication that there may be an approval in March."

Texas Instruments revealed plans Thursday to invest $3.5 billion annually in its U.S. semiconductor chip manufacturing through 2025 as manufacturers face a global shortage of the tech necessary for an increasing number of goods.

The Supreme Court's conservative majority on Thursday dealt another blow to Texas abortion providers' quest to challenge SB8 in federal court.

Search warrants show that Real County Sheriff Nathan Johnson is under scrutiny by state investigators, accused of illegally confiscating cash and a pickup truck from immigrants stopped by his deputies.

Some Texas residents are asking for greater say in what titles appear on public library shelves.

A school district in Texas has preemptively removed Ta-Nehisi Coates’ bestselling memoir, Between the World and Me, dedicated to his young Black son, and 400 additional books about social justice—in case they happen to be “vulgar.”

Despite strong poll numbers suggesting he’d be the leader in a race for Texas governor, actor Matthew McConaughey said in a video posted to his social media pages on Sunday evening that public office is “a path I’m choosing not to take at this moment.” “I’m going to continue to work and invest the bounty I have in supporting entrepreneurs, businesses and foundations that I believe are leaders,” the Oscar-winning actor said in the three-minute video.

South Korean electronics giant Samsung is set to announce a $17 billion advanced chip plant spanning 1,200 acres of land in Taylor, Texas. The plant, which will make advanced logic chips used in mobile phones and autonomous vehicles, will add 1,800 jobs to the U.S. economy and is part of a $205 billion investment fund, according to the Wall Street Journal. The factory isn’t expected to go live until 2024.

Real estate made, Ramon best known for the “Wholesale Sharks” was invited to speak in Phoenix

The Republican leader has joined a conservative lawmaker’s campaign to investigate...

A Moroccan-American man was shot and killed while sitting in his car in the early morning hours on Oct. 11 in Martindale, Texas, about 40 miles outside of Austin. Adil Dghoughi, 31, was parked in a rural neighborhood late at night. According to local reports, Dghoughi was shot through the window of the car and died on the scene.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is allowing the Texas law that bans most abortions to remain in place, but has agreed to hear arguments in the case in early November.

There's a new generation of pitmasters in Texas, and many of them aren't satisfied with simply doing things the same old way. (Though fear not, staunch traditionalists: plenty of them are.)

Winterization of natural gas facilities in Texas is slow going.

Numbers and potential incentives just don't add up.