Carter was never the perfect image of a politician, and was largely considered an outsider during his years in the White House.

Buying or renting a home in Texas used to be relatively cheap. Amid the state’s economic boom, its once-celebrated housing ...

Uriegas, a community organizer, educator and entrepreneur, was born March 19, 1939, and died Feb. 27, 2022 at age 82.

The national chain announced its file for bankruptcy on Dec. 20 and has started announcing the closures of many locations.

Party City will be auctioning off the leases for all of its 695 stores in the US ahead of the retail company’s nationwide closure. In late December, the party store mainstay announced that it would be ...

Mayor Kirk Watson returns to the word “stability” frequently when discussing the moves and decisions inside City Hall in 2024 ...

The savings accounts aren’t the only education-related issue expected to come up during the upcoming legislative session.

Rep. Chip Roy’s (R-Texas) bid to be chair of the House Rules Committee is emerging as a key issue for those withholding ...

Grieving residents and workers began cautiously reopening the Bourbon Street area on Thursday, determined their city won't be knocked down.

Texas spends a lot on building highways, but not on other transportation options. Research has shown that adding lanes does ...

A big year looms for Albany and its environs. The inventor of toilet paper could be honored with a well-deserved statue.