Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said this week that he is investigating plans to build EPIC City, a Muslim-centric ...

Called "EPIC City," the planned community could be built on top of 400 acres near Josephine between Collin and Hunt counties.

Senate Bill 1, a sweeping higher education bill, has made headlines for its bans on diversity, equity and inclusion, but that’s not all the bill entails. SB 1 ...

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After severe thunderstorms moved out of North Texas, parts of the state are facing a wildfire threat Tuesday afternoon as strong winds linger and humidity drops. Gov. Greg Abbott directed the ...

Ross donated to Franklin County Prosecutor Shayla Favor's campaign and other campaigns from a Reynoldsburg address located in Licking County outside of Columbus city limits as recently as August and ...

Columbus City Schools could lose more than $45 million over the next two school years under the state's new proposed school-funding system. Columbus City Schools' Superintendent Angela Chapman said in ...

Onalaska and Columbus will hit the court on Tuesday, March 4 at 6 p.m. CT. Don't miss out on any of the action with NFHS Network. The NFHS Network gives you access to live high school sports ...

A bodybuilding coach who attended the Arnold Sports Festival in Columbus has died, the Franklin County Coroner's Office confirmed. Jodi Vance, 20, of Amarillo, Texas, was pronounced dead at 12:51 ...

Kyle Larson has received conflicting information and was an unfortunate victim of a track limit penalty in Turn 3. Larson’s crew chief provided some communications that illustrated the confusion ...

Downtown Columbus 2030 is to incorporate information derived from other recent city endeavors, including its new housing study and ongoing redesign of the city’s downtown entrance plaza.

Instead, the law limits the defendant’s recovery to “reasonable” fees only after the court has dismissed the frivolous lawsuit. The Texas Supreme Court affirmed this position in Sullivan v.