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Broadnax resigned as Dallas' city manager last month. City Council will finalize his hiring at a meeting April 4. It's unclear how much he will make.

The state agency will collect public comment on the proposed rule for at least 30 days before it can be considered for final approval.

Patients at UT Austin’s Post-COVID-19 Program are still struggling with fatigue, brain fog and a slew of other symptoms months or even years after an initial infection.

In Black America remembers the life of Watkins — who died in December 2023 — with an encore of his interview with John L. Hanson Jr. that originally aired in 2009.

The city received 39 applications for the job. The council narrowed down the pool of candidates Tuesday.

The CONNECT initiative aims to create a statewide network of colorectal cancer screening resources to help prevent a common yet highly preventable disease.

The 2024 Major League Soccer season has begun. But its referees are still on the sidelines.

If you need to make an emergency call to 911 during the outage, you may have to use a landline or try Wi-Fi calling, local first responder agencies say.

Five Texas cities have adopted policies that decriminalize low levels of marijuana possession, after voters overwhelmingly supported the changes. The Texas attorney general says that's against state law.

Paxton, a Republican who beat impeachment charges last year, has commented for the first time on why he has not listed six out-of-state properties on his state ethics forms.

The Fifth Circuit will still hear oral arguments in the case early next month.

Companies of 100 employees or more must issue WARN notices when planning layoffs. But the notices also signal changes in the economy.