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A hotel in South Texas is one of the most threatened historic sites in the country. See the full 2025 list of endangered landmarks.
The future of the more than 80-year-old treaty governing water rights on the Rio Grande appears increasingly unstable, even after the Trump administration deal.
Water-wary officials in drought-stricken South Texas are celebrating a bill that passed a significant hurdle in the Texas Legislature this week. Senate Bill 1967, a bipartisan bill that would allow certain water infrastructure projects to access previously unattainable funding from the state's Flood Infrastructure Fund,
Austin, Texas, is currently hotter than Death Valley, California, which is frequently referred to as the hottest place on Earth and driest place in North America.
The South Texas-based company has expanded rapidly into the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex over the last several years.
A century of print journalism may soon come to an end in South Texas after the University of Texas – Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) announced plans to purchase The Monitor newspaper building.
The sweeping immigration changes President Donald Trump has made early in his second term are causing uncertainty for many residents on the South Texas border.
San Antonio is bracing for an early heat wave this week, weeks ahead of when the city usually sees 100 degrees for the first time.
The crash, which involved street racing, killed one person and hospitalized at least three others – including the suspect – police said.
The Texas-Mexico border is scorching under a record-setting heat wave, with temperatures soaring past 100 degrees, making it Earth's hottest spot today.