Questions about the Trump administration’s military operations in the Caribbean against Venezuela are growing. We’ll delve into the details.
We’re also following the special election in Houston’s 18th Congressional District amid uncertainty over which congressional map Texas will use.
Fort Worth and Tarrant County cut back on some public meetings, leading to an outcry.
Is Texas becoming a dumping ground for oil waste from another state?
And we get a tour of San Antonio’s new Museo del Westside.
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How big events like the pandemic lockdowns can warp our sense of time
Attorney General Ken Paxton’s effort to get business records from Annunciation House, a group that helps migrants, is blocked by an El Paso judge.
As firefighters move closer to containing the blazes that have consumed large parts of the Panhandle in recent weeks, many locals are looking more closely at the causes and asking hard questions about why more wasn’t done to prevent those fires.
As politicians bicker over federal funding, members of the military and their families struggle with worries and fears amid a near-constant threat of a government shutdown.
And: Anyone else feeling a post-COVID time warp? What the science says about perceptions of time.