As drought tightens its grip on South Texas, city leaders in Corpus Christi are expected to deliver what could be...
Articles by Alejandra Martinez, The Texas Tribune
Texas’ top lawyer is taking a manufacturing company to court, saying its Bastrop plant smells like “boiling blood, and even...
Nearly five years after Winter Storm Uri sparked widespread power outages and killed hundreds of Texans, officials and residents are...
With the next Texas flood season just months away, Kerr County officials say they’re in a race to build a...
Three weeks after flash floods in Texas’ Hill Country killed more than 100 people, state lawmakers chastised Kerr County leaders...
Texas is poised to make the largest investment in its water supply in the state’s 180-year history after voters on...
LONGVIEW — In this part of Texas, residents stock up on bottled water in between boil notices. It’s part of...
Sai Abhideep Pundla has been awake since 3 a.m. After a red-eye flight from Las Vegas, where he briefed data...
With hurricane season underway and an above-normal activity forecast, some National Weather Service offices like Houston — where as many...
FORT WORTH — Rising public concern in Texas over PFAS, or “forever chemicals” linked to cancer, infertility and immune disorders...