Debra Medina may be frequently overlooked in the Republican primary, but she has cast herself as being a candidate more conservative than either Gov. Rick
The Texas health department is making a flu vaccine locator available on its Web site -- TexasFlu.org -- to help people find the vaccines for both
The driver, William G. Douglas, 53, of Austin, Texas, died at the scene, police said. Miley Cyrus was not on board.
An attorney for the Army psychiatrist charged in the mass shooting at Fort Hood says his client will have his first court hearing in his hospital room on
Republican activist Cathie Adams has almost made a career out of stirring things up.
Detectives from the Killeen Police Department discovered the body of missing 16-year-old James Johnson III. Three teenage suspects are in custody.
Gov. Rick Perry and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, both running for Texas governor, will begin airing television spots Friday.
Gov. Rick Perry rejected Thursday evening a parole board recommendation that the death sentence of 34-year-old Robert Lee Thompson be commuted to life in
A 19-year-old Brownsville man is jailed on a drug charge after he allegedly went door-to-door trying to sell marijuana.
A convicted killer who volunteered for execution but in recent weeks changed his mind has been put to death in Texas.
According to a group of education specialists, Texas history books do not adequately tell the story of Tejano and Native American groups and how they helped
Former First Lady Laura Bush chaired the design committee and unveiled the plans on Wednesday for the George W. Bush Presidential Center on the Southern
Results from a recent survey show Texans are gaining confidence in the economy and making significant changes to their spending and saving habits.
As the state's top executive officer, the governor will guide the $35 billion public school system and its 4.4 million students.
The cities of Leander and Granite Shoals lost their fight to lift the two-decade-old ban on pumping additional treated wastewater back into the string of
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott took legal action to defend Texas' recently-enacted medical malpractice reform laws. The laws controlled the rising medical
