Quinn Ewers and his Texas teammates are riding high following ... Senior linebacker David Gbenda planted the Longhorns flag in the Michigan logo at center field following the Week 2 victory ...

Houston is also home to the second-largest public company in Texas, Phillips 66, which brought in $7 billion in revenue in 2023. ConocoPhillips follows with $3 billion in revenue. The energy ...

Quarterback Quinn Ewers and the Texas Longhorns celebrated their victory over Michigan on the field and in the locker room.

With House vs. NCAA settlement looming, Texas AD Chris Del Conte understands why schools are looking for new revenue streams ...

Gbenda carried a Texas flag out to midfield and attempted to plant it in the middle of the block "M" logo. Unfortunately for Gbenda, the flag bounced off the artificial turf and fell over almost ...

Pornography is among the subjects the Supreme Court will consider in the new term starting next month — specifically, whether a Texas law’s age verification requirement for accessing online ...

The University of North Texas Health Science Center built a flourishing ... A medical education company spent $900 to send his torso to Pittsburgh so trainees could practice implanting a spine ...

Texas — This article was originally published by our content partners at the Dallas Business Journal. You can read the original article here. A Farmers Branch-based apparel company has a new ...

The quake struck in Martin County, about 21 miles southwest of Ackerly, shortly before 7:50 p.m. It was initially graded 4.8 on the magnitude scale, with a depth of 3 miles, according to Texas ...

A massive South Texas property that put its last owner into bankruptcy was just sold. Former Major League Baseball player Brandon Belt’s company has purchased a 5,100-acre ranch in Maverick County.

True North is Avangrid’s (NYSE: AGR) first solar farm in Texas – and it will be the largest solar project in the company’s portfolio. Avangrid installed more than 488,000 solar panels at the ...

Here's another reason—among millions—why Texas is unique: State lawmakers only get together once every two years to pass the budget, set new laws and rules and change old ones. It makes for a ...