Though a budget deal was struck last week, lawmakers aren't done arguing about it....
Paris police say Notre Dame Cathedral evacuated after suicide inside the famed church....
Some of the children killed in the devastating tornado
that tore through Moore, Okla., were from Plaza Towers Elementary
School, which has gone from a search-and-rescue operation to a effort,...
Despite looming deadlines, the House postponed on Monday a vote on Senate Joint Resolution 1, which would allow voters to decide whether to set up a fund for water infrastructure...
It's shaping up to be another difficult summer for the Texas power
grid. A national nonprofit has projected that the Texas grid will have
the lowest percentage of power reserves this summer of...
MATAMOROS, Mexico -- Just across the Rio Grande from Brownsville,
Texas, stands a dormitory-style shelter filled with people recently
deported from the U.S. and other migrants waiting to cross...
The storm stripped leaves off trees and left scores of blocks in Moore
barren and dark. Rescuers walked through neighborhoods where Monday's
powerful twister flattened home after home, listening...
LUBBOCK, Texas - Candace Whitaker, a
two-year letterwinner at Texas Tech and the point guard for a pair of Sweet 16
teams, returns to her alma mater to become the sixth head coach in Lady history....
National Weather Service issues a tornado emergency as tornado touches down in Oklahoma City....
The Texas House and Senate passed Senate Bill 385 in May. If Governor
Rick Perry approves the bill, the state will break new ground by
developing plans for commercial and industrial property to...
A community college may be coming to East Lubbock sooner than expected. Several prominent community members spoke to the city council today to ask for their support in starting a two-year community college. Turns out, South Plains College, whose Lubbock branch is located on the west side of the city, wants to branch out to East Lubbock. Floyd Price believes his district should focus resources on high schools and lowering drop-out rates first before thinking about college. "If youre gonna have a university there, a two-year college there, we need to get back and have the students there to attend that college," says Price. South Plainss Vice President for Academic Affairs Darrell Grimes says hell meet Friday with the men and women who spoke at City Hall. They will discuss plans to use existing facilities to start teaching classes in East Lubbock as soon as possible.
