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On a Sunday in mid-January, Taylor Rehmet darted around north Tarrant County, knocking on doors, stumping at a local union shop, and stopping on the streets to pitch himself to anyone who would listen ...

Editors’ note: As we approach our fiftieth anniversary, in February 2023, we will, every week, highlight an important story from our past and offer some perspective on it. When I began reporting “Just ...

It is considered sacred ground for the descendants of those killed in a mass execution. The border wall threatens to erase it ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is running for U.S. Senate against Democratic state Representative James Talarico. On the ...

There are two kinds of extremely valuable sports trading cards. First are the very old baseball cards from around the first ...

Tim Dunn, once among Paxton’s biggest donors, seemed to pull back from financially supporting the candidate in 2025. A recent ...

In one of the earliest cases of its kind, Houston mother Andrea Yates was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 2006 for ...

Because of a legal statute called the law of parties, Michael Highfill received a harsher punishment than the woman who fired ...

City council members unanimously approved the expansion of a nearly thirty-year-old mosque—over the objections of angry ...

Months before the governor’s proclamation, a senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy emailed DPS a report that levies ...

Under commissioner Mike Morath, the Texas Education Agency has intervened in more than a dozen school districts. And he’s ...