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With the trade deadline looming, the Rangers are setting clear expectations for the rest of the season—no more waiting around for a miracle.

Texas classrooms could look very different soon. From school vouchers to banned cellphones and religious texts, here’s what new laws mean for families.

A new study finds that Texas is a top state for entry-level jobs that don’t require a college degree, with Dallas, Irving, and Garland ranking in the top five cities nationwide.

Kevin Durant is in Houston, but at what cost? The Rockets are swinging for the fences, and the implications could last for years.

Jackson challenges conventional views of spray painting as an elevated art form, pushing past old perceptions.

The landscape of Corrigan continues to shift with the ongoing Highway 59 Relief Route. New drone photos give amazing views of the work, as well as insight into the latest progress of the project.

This specific style, pairing cowboy boots with everything, is dubbed "Texani" in Italy and is gaining global fashion attention.

In a big win for hemp advocates, Governor Abbott has vetoed SB3, halting a potential statewide ban on THC products in Texas.

In a bold move that has students fuming and parents split, Texas lawmakers have passed a bill to ban cell phone use in public schools. While some hail it as a step toward better focus in classrooms, others worry it may compromise communication in emergencies. Here’s what House Bill 1481 means for families, teachers, and students across the state.

The Nacogdoches Law Enforcement Foundation is increasing support for officers' mental health, recognizing the daily challenges they face.