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Energy experts say Texas' grid is more reliable than it was three years ago — when a massive winter storm knocked out power to millions. But there are still challenges.

The dust and wind in West Texas conspire to keep front steps and porches coated in a layer of grit. But in Socorro and other rural communities near El Paso, another nuisance has plagued residents for months: red flour beetles.

Texas’ junk science statute has remained hamstrung for the last decade. So too have other criminal justice reforms, despite efforts from the Texas House.

As Nov. 5 rapidly approaches, the Texas Newsroom talked with voters across Texas about the importance of faith in their lives and how that’s shaping what they’re thinking about this election season.

The statement from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton "corrects falsehoods" from critics who say death row inmate Robert Roberson was unjustifiably convicted in the death of his toddler child.

Only a handful of Texas counties will not have all in-person voters cast paper ballots at the polls. By 2026, all voting machines in Texas must produce a paper trail, per a 2021 state law.

While residents smelled rotten eggs, the state’s environmental agency said it has not detected any air pollution.

Critics of the materials the Texas Education Agency created have said they include Bible stories that are not age-appropriate and veer into proselytizing. Supporters say biblical narratives have literary and historical value.

A majority of American Muslims have been voting for Democratic presidents since 2004, but their support for the blue party is cracking.

The ruling clears the way for the State Fair of Texas to legally ban firearms from Fair Park beginning Friday.