Hemp law has most big-city prosecutors in Texas stepping back from marijuana charges. But not in El Paso.

O'Rourke raises $3.6 million in second quarter

Legal experts say new federal rule to block most asylum claims is on shaky ground

Former UT chancellor Bill McRaven was the highest-paid public university leader in 2018

Beto O'Rourke further grows Iowa footprint, opening 11 field offices

Three GOP Texans in Congress condemn Trump's racist tweet, while others remain silent

Report: Most Central American migrants won’t qualify for asylum in U.S. under new Trump policy

Cornyn raises $2.5 million in second quarter, has $9.1 million cash on hand

State leaders again want to review how Texas elects judges. Will they end partisan judicial elections?

Can the “masters of the flood” help Texas protect its coast from hurricanes?

Analysis: Political eyes are not all on the Texas prize you think

In an email to supporters, Beto O'Rourke says he's descended from slave owners

As immigrant families wait in dread, no sign of large-scale enforcement raids

Some Houston churches will open doors to immigrants during ICE raids

A judge ordered the end of migrant family separations last year. But a report says 30 kids remain in custody without their parents.

Tornillo will re-open as a migrant detention center, this time for up to 2,500 adults

Photos show almost 400 migrants packed in cages at Texas processing center

Near the border, a former camp for oilfield workers now holds hundreds of migrant children

"The federal government has really dropped the ball": Texas lawmakers express concern about conditions for migrants in U.S. custody

Some progressive Democrats are urging a top Latina organizer to run for U.S. Senate

Zero tolerance may be over, but migrant children are still being separated from parents

Analysis: U.S.-Mexico border detention efforts aren’t good enough, according to the government itself

Watch Texas lawmakers meet on the migrant crisis and conditions at the border

Libertarians, Green Party sue to make it easier to get on the ballot in Texas

Judge dismisses part of Texas' "sanctuary city" lawsuit against San Antonio

Trump will no longer push to add citizenship question to 2020 census, ending a heated standoff

In El Paso court, migrants no longer get legal advocates or pre-hearing briefings on their rights

"Kids in cages": House hearing examines immigration detention as Democrats push for more information

TribCast: An Obamacare hearing, UT's tuition affordability, a growing U.S. Senate field

Analysis: The extraordinary adventures of H. Ross Perot

Houston to host third debate in Democratic presidential primary

Border apprehensions dropped in June, but federal officials say crisis continues

As Texas seeks to overturn Obamacare, attention focuses on a potential swing judge

UT-Austin will provide free tuition to undergrad students with family incomes below $65,000 starting in 2020

Asylum seekers will appear before judges via teleconferencing in tents as "Remain in Mexico" program expands to Laredo