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As the partial government shutdown — now the longest in U.S. history — continues, employees at Big Bend National Park in far West Texas are in their fourth week of unemployment.

As the government shutdown approaches its fifth week, Border Patrol agents still roam the Rio Grande and the international bridges are still open. But some federal immigration proceedings have ground to a halt and thousands of hearings have been canceled.

By Mitch Borden Take from the rich and give to the poor. That's the idea behind “recapture” — the state’s education funding strategy that’s more commonly…

By Mitch Borden Republican State Senator Kel Seliger has been removed from his post as chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture after he made a…

A Texas oil company is doubling its donation to a popular state park.

Earlier today, President Donald Trump announced the federal government would reopen for three weeks while lawmakers continue negotiations over funding for a border wall continue.

By Alexa Ura, Texas TribuneThe Texas secretary of state's office announced Friday it would send local election officials a list of 95,000 registered…

Marfa Public Radio wants your help choosing the next West Texas Wonders story. Maybe you've always wanted to get better at identifying the awe-inspiring…

After standing for more than a half-century in downtown Midland, the nine-story Building of the Southwest is slated for demolition.

By Ashley Lopez, KUTA Latino civil rights organization filed a lawsuit in federal court today against Texas' effort to identify non-citizens who are…