Texas Public Libraries

On Sunday, two social media posts warned Denton residents about the latest nominee for the Denton Library Board.

Are you missing an American Airlines boarding pass, sentimental family photos or a unique bookmark that you accidentally left after returning a book to the Denton North Branch Library?

The Fort Worth Public Library is closing the book on a location previously approved for its new downtown branch.

The "See You at the Library" event featured prayer, singing and a children's book reading. A nationwide event is taking place this weekend.

The Houston Chronicle found at least five cases where law enforcement was called to investigate possible obscenity in a library book.

As communities and school districts push for book bans, some Texas librarians are nearing their breaking point.

The Texas Education Agency developed new school library standards that give parents more of a role in which books their children can read, gives school boards final say over all new books and establishes a book review committee if a parent files a complaint.

A nearly two-year long analysis — and outreach efforts — from the Texas Civil Rights Project shows most public library systems in the state now comply with the laws to register Texans to vote.