Central Texas population and economic growth strikes a downside: home ownership now unaffordable, study says
Central Texas has seen booming population growth in recent years, but the influx of new Texans has also pushed housing costs up at a far faster pace than the rest of the state.
March sees 34% increase from February in border crossings
Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas., on the southern border breaking records for encounters and Democrats divided over border policy.
Texas halts truck inspections that caused border gridlock
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott dropped an immigration order that backed up commercial trucks at the U.S.-Mexico border.
O’Rourke accuses Abbott of ‘spiking inflation,’ ‘killing businesses’ with now-repealed truck inspection policy
Texas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke on Sunday accused Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of "spiking inflation" with his now-repealed truck inspection policy that clogged traffic at the Texas-Mexico border.
California proposes four-day work week
Rex founder & CEO Peter Rex says California's new proposal is one example of the policies that caused him to move his business to Texas.
California lawmakers calling for 4-day work week 'ridiculous': Rex founder
Peter Rex, the CEO of Rex, a technology, investment and real estate firm that moved from California to Texas, argues his company would not 'flourish' under a to 32-hour work week.
Elon Musk touts Cybertruck, Optimus, the future of self-driving cars at Giga Texas grand opening
Elon Musk made a grand entrance to Cyber Rodeo to open Tesla’s new Gigafactory and global headquarters in Austin, Texas, on Thursday evening, driving up on stage in a black roadster in a cowboy hat and sunglasses before giving a bold speech that was capped off by a fireworks show.
West Texas oil producers pumping through new challenges during Russia's Ukraine war
The Permian Basin in West Texas is the epicenter of oil production in the United States, but the industry is facing staffing shortages, delays in getting materials, increased prices for those products, and uncertainty caused by the invasion of Ukraine.
Austin airport sends out fuel shortage alert amid 'increased flight activity'
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport sent out a fuel shortage alert on Monday and warned passengers to arrive at least two hours early as the Texas capitol deals with an influx of travelers.
Tesla to host 15,000-person grand opening next month at new Gigafactory in Austin, Texas
Travis County Commissioners approved a permit this week for Tesla to host a 15,000-person grand opening next month at the company's new Gigafactory in Austin, Texas.
Over 15K in Texas without power after storms rip through South
On Monday, tornadoes hit parts of Texas and Oklahoma, causing widespread damage, before moving eastward and tearing through New Orleans and its suburbs Tuesday night.
Baker Hughes joins oil rivals in pausing Russian operations
U.S. oil field services company Baker Hughes said Saturday that it was suspending new investments for its Russia operations.
Record gas prices could be here to stay, experts say: ‘Driven by emotion'
Energy industry experts say Americans shouldn't expect gas prices to recede from their record highs immediately.
Austin business owner who dropped 'Russian' from restaurant name now raising money for Ukrainians
Vadar Monamour moved to the United States 20 years ago and opened "Russian House" in downtown Austin in 2012 with the hopes of representing the cultures of all post-Soviet states, including Russia and Ukraine, but also Armenia, Georgia, Uzbekistan and others.
15 states sue EPA over new oil and gas rules, Paxton says Ukraine war shows 'need for energy independence'
Texas and 14 other states have signed onto a suit challenging new EPA rules, warning the regulations “will create a deliberate disadvantage to Texas and all states” involved in oil and gas production.
Austin business 'The Russian House' shortens name in solidarity with Ukraine
A restaurant in Austin, Texas, that has represented Slavic and Eastern European culture for more than a decade, shortened its name Sunday afternoon over the Russian invasion of neighboring Ukraine.
Texas AG Paxton investigating Chinese app TikTok over human and drug smuggling posts
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces an investigation into TikTok and its border crossing content.
Texas sues Meta over Facebook’s facial-recognition practices
The Texas attorney general filed a suit against Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. on Monday.
Texas and Missouri open investigations into GoFundMe for blocking Freedom Convoy donations
Missouri and Texas are opening investigations into GoFundMe's decision not to allow fundraising for the Freedom Convoy on its platform.
Houston's 'Mattress Mack' places record-setting mobile bet on Super Bowl LVI
Texas furniture salesman Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale has placed a record-setting bet on Super Bowl LVI between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams.