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Administrators say Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez violated student media bylaws, but the staff says he was targeted because of the paper's coverage of campus protests. They say they will continue publishing independent of administrative oversight.

Dallas school leaders say the program will help eliminate most school suspensions.

Fort Worth's first H-E-B opened in Alliance Wednesday to much fanfare, with a line forming the night before. Why does the chain’s most loyal Texas customers think it's worth the hype?

A new report from the March of Dimes shows almost half of all counties in Texas don’t have adequate health care for pregnant people.

For people with limited incomes, surging food prices are hitting especially hard. A network of food banks says they need more support from Texas lawmakers.

Asian American and Pacific Islander voters said that candidates don’t often reach out — and that their elected officials don’t adequately represent their interests.

Ramirez was sentenced to death for murdering Corpus Christi convenience store clerk Pablo Castro. After a previous execution was halted, Ramirez won a Supreme Court case over death row inmates’ religious rights.

Because caregivers can often make far higher wages doing other kinds of work, disabled people have difficulty finding and keeping attendants.

Shawna Rogers died at 17, after years of abuse, violence and exploitation. The compounding cost of failures — from law enforcement and rehabilitators as well as family — finally proved fatal. In the end, she was blind to those who wanted to help her as they had been blind to her needs for years. Her life stands as a haunting example of how far Texas still has to go to help victims like her.

NASA successfully crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid in a test of planetary defense. Now it will determine whether the mission was able to alter the asteroid's course.

A growing number of teachers in Texas public schools aren’t going through the state’s regular certification process.

Temperatures will be close to record highs in parts of the state when fall begins on Thursday