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Water treaty deal with Mexico offers lifeline to drought-stricken Texas farmers
South Texas farmers are set to receive long-awaited relief after the Mexican government agreed to meet its obligations under an 81-year-old water-sharing treaty between the U.S. and Mexico. This comes as South Texas growers continue to suffer through a catastrophic water shortage amid a persistent drought.
There will be no withdrawal from the border, but Gov. Abbott said he is doing a re-evaluation and re-calibration of his ...
Perla Villarreal, the owner of the property in North Texas, told The Dallas Morning News that she was being targeted on ...
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas is taking a step toward formally renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America on state maps and ...
Traditionally Democratic and overwhelmingly Latino voters on the Texas-Mexico border favored Trump in last November's ...
The head of the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Tuesday said Mexico has agreed to allow U.S. planes to land with equipment ...
Online posts suggest the symbol that adorns the ranch in Texas resembles the gate of an identically named ranch in Teuchitlan ...
The Texas Department of State Health Services reported Tuesday its measles cases, which date back to late January, had grown ...
The Texas Tribune's journalists won five top honors in the annual awards conferred by Texas Managing Editors, which ...
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