Big Spring has been officially designated a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, opening the door for more film and media productions in West Texas.
Governor Abbott has activated state emergency crews as storms threaten heavy rain, flooding, and severe weather across much of Texas starting tomorrow.
U.S. rig counts have fallen sharply since 2022, but new federal data shows oil and natural gas production hitting record highs due to improved efficiency.
Texas A&M regents have approved new policies tightening oversight of course content, sparking concerns from faculty about academic freedom and unclear enforcement.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) honored more than 2,100 veterans across the agency on Veterans Day, recognizing their continued service and commitment to protecting Texans after serving their country.
After more than a week of delay caused by the federal shutdown, some Texans began receiving partial SNAP benefits Monday, though many say payments remain far below normal.
