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AUSTIN – Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson today announced her plans to depart the agency effective Friday, July 17. “It has been an honor to serve the people of …

   Several years ago my husband and I planted a small garden in our backyard. As beginners, that first year the pickin’s were slim.     Yet, by the third season our little …

May 22 John Hoyt, III Matthew Falco, Jr. May 23 Felipe Rodriguez, Jr. John Jenkins May 24 Christopher Clark Henry McDonald Lawrence Roberson, Sr. Marta Partida Marilyn Boyle May 25 …

TEXAS CITY, TX – Families, teens, adults and visitors looking for affordable summer fun cannow enjoy a full month of activities, thanks to the City of Texas City’s newly released …

By Ruth Ann Ruiz The Post Newspaper Features Editor  My eyes were drawn to the table with the tulips at the tequila fair hosted by the Mexican Consulate in Houston. …

Attorney General Ken Paxton and his allies began working to repair fissures among GOP voters after he routed incumbent U.S. Sen. John Cornyn in the March 26 runoff, The Dallas …

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a major victory in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit by successfully defending Texas’s law that requires major app stores …

Step into the Roaring 20’s for A Night of Mystery — a murder mystery dinner where the drama is high, the suspects are suspicious, and the outfits are the bee’s …

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the City of Denton and city officials to prevent the creation of multiple-occupancy “gender-neutral” changing rooms at a publicly owned, child-friendly swimming pool. …