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McKinney Sen. Angela Paxton, the wife of the suspended attorney general, will be present for the trial but cannot vote.

Houston sees strong demand for single-family rentals in May

The Texas Senate unanimously passed a new $18 billion plan to cut property taxes June 20, but the bill is

Texas’ power grid operator asked Texans to voluntarily reduce their energy use from 4-8 p.m. June 20, amid extreme heat

Texas’ power grid operator asked Texans to voluntarily reduce their energy use amid extreme heat and a projected record demand

Humble ISD officials swore in three recently elected trustees and selected new board officers during the June 13 board of

Beginning Sept. 1, Texas college athletes will be required to compete on sports teams based on the sex they were

As temperatures surpass 100 degrees across Texas, demand on the power grid may reach a record high. Here’s what you

At a June 14 meeting of Houston City Council, the governing body agreed to an interlocal agreement with the Harris

Patience is the name of the game for builders, lenders, buyers and sellers, according to Wolf, who encouraged real estate