Plan to cut number of polling sites in a major Texas county draws protests as Senate race looms

A plan in one of Texas’ largest counties to use dozens fewer polling locations than in previous years is drawing protests from Democrats who say the reductions could create confusion in the November midterm elections.

Texas meteorologist signs off, says next move is 'very much TBD'

She kept the big life change a secret until days before signing off.

Ken Paxton Is in Texas Trouble, But He Has History (and Trump)

Plus, how U.S. tariffs could hurt Canadian small businesses, and Congress might work on shoring up Social Security.

Former GOP justices back Democrat in Texas attorney general race

Two former Republican Texas Supreme Court justices are backing Democrat Nathan Johnson over Cruz-endorsed Mayes Middleton in the attorney general race.

Why is the massive North Texas wildfire called the Ross Fire? How wildfires get their names

"Unlike with tropical storms and hurricanes, there is no pre-selected list of names," O'Connor said. "Wildfires get their names from first responders, incident commanders and dispatchers, usually based on the geographic locations or landmarks near the origin of the fire."

Venezuela oil deal is a ‘win’ for Texas, Rep Beth Van Duyne says

Rep. Beth Van Duyne, R-Texas, joins ‘The Evening Edit’ to break down what President Donald Trump’s Venezuela oil deal could mean for Texas refiners, U.S. energy production and Canada’s oil industry.

Crews extinguish fire at Texas Renaissance Festival grounds near Magnolia

A fire broke out Monday at the Texas Renaissance Festival grounds weeks before its 2026 season is scheduled to begin, though officials reported no injuries.

TxDOT's new $138 billion transportation plan will impact North Texas traffic. Here's what to know

TxDOT's transportation promises billions for North Texas - with a catch.