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Gov. Gregg Abbott said the migrants were bused to Los Angeles from Texas because California had declared itself a "sanctuary" for immigrants.

AG Ken Paxton is accused in a separate federal investigation of misusing his office to give Nate Paul an upper hand in a string of legal matters.

Work on New Mexico 404, also known as the Anthony Gap, includes improving lighting and expanding the roadway from two lanes to four lanes.

The work on N.M. 404, also known as the Anthony Gap, was expected to be completed in December 2023 with an estimated cost of $39.8 million.

An El Paso author and acquaintances of Cormac McCarthy are remembering the Pulitzer Prize-winning author who died Tuesday at 89.

In a split decision Wednesday, the Court of Criminal appeals said the case will be tried in Houston.

Abbott signed four bills ranging from allowing Texas' universities to utilize Narcan, an opioid reversal drug, to felony charges for producing fentanyl.

Bowie High School celebrates 228 graduates of the Class of 2023 at its commencement ceremony on its 100th anniversary.

A group of Texas Democratic operatives is launching a super PAC effort called Lose Cruz that will focus on defeating the incumbent.

Over the past few months, an estimated 35,000 migrants have gathered in Juárez, some passing through to the U.S. and others stuck waiting to enter.