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By Kiah Collier, Texas TribuneOil prices plummeted to their lowest point in decades over the weekend as Saudi Arabia declared a price war on Russia,…

Earlier this month, Odessa health officials announced they would extend vaccines to essential workers in industries like food service, energy, media and…

One school district in the Big Bend region said it would shut down for multiple days because of a spike in positive cases and staffing shortages, while others remain open with a renewed focus on testing.

The special election runoff Tuesday pits Republican Pete Flores against Democrat Pete Gallego for the seat formerly held by convicted state Sen. Carlos…

By Lorne MatalonThe United States is threatening sanctions against Nicaragua in response to alleged electoral fraud and human rights abuses. More than 300…

By Mallory Falk, KERAWhen Jesús Enrique Rodriguez Mendoza turned himself in to immigration officials, he figured he would be detained but assumed it would…

By Alexa Ura and Emma Platoff, Texas TribuneFor the second time, the Senate Nominations Committee met this week to approve the governor’s appointees — and…

By Diana Nguyen We’re in day three of early voting, and Texas is seeing voter turnout headlines it’s not used to. For once, it seems the word “Shocking”…

At a dozen locations around the city, you’ll find 15 photos showing the day-to-day life of kids who went to the Blackwell School, Marfa’s once segregated school for Mexican-American children.

A legal filing alleges that children at two emergency migrant shelters in Pecos and El Paso are being held in “inherently unsafe and inappropriate”…