Andre Cojoe 'has real sense of confidence' ahead of first career start for Texas football
Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian says week of practice will help Andre Cojoe, who's replacing All-American Trevor Goosby at left tackle
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If you hire H-1B, you won't get grants: Texas Agriculture Department's new rule for businesses; 'Taxpayers work hard for their money'
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has announced that businesses employing H-1B visa holders will no longer be eligible for certain grants
Celeste and TowerFall Developer Explains Why Games Were Abruptly Delisted from Xbox
Celeste and TowerFall have been delisted from Xbox, as the developer has chosen to boycott Microsoft for its involvement and investments with the Israeli government.
Drilling for water on his Texas farm, Fritz Fuchs hit oil at 300 feet; a deeper test followed, and leases paid $84,000 in cash plus a 1/6 royalty on 482 acres
Discover how Fritz Fuchs' search for water on his Texas farm led to an unexpected oil boom that transformed a small town and created economic opportunities for struggling farmers in 1915.
Texas Republican group seeks to block certification of state’s election
Republicans in a Texas county have filed a lawsuit asking for ballots in the state’s midterm races to be hand-counted.
One thing Will Muschamp’s Texas defense is doing at a high level
The Longhorns aren’t allowing easy-access throws to opposing offenses.
Built in 1925 and vacant for over 20 years, Texas’s historic Imperial Sugar Char House survived stalled redevelopment plans; the city has approved a $15 million rescue, with preservation work due through 2028
After more than two decades of vacancy, failed redevelopment plans and gradual deterioration, Sugar Land’s historic Imperial Sugar Char House is finally