Millions of Texas eggs recalled over salmonella concerns

Millions of eggs farmed in Texas have been implicated in a massive recall that affects includes multiple brand names and consumers across multiple states. Texas-farmed eggs purchased not just in the Lone Star State but Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico and Mississippi have been recalled by p

San Antonio Spurs once again seeking local restaurants to feature at Frost Bank Center games

Applications have again opened for the annual Spurs Culinary Residency, a program that gives local restaurants a shot at feeding thousands of fans during the NBA team’s games at Frost Bank Center. Spurs Sports & Entertainment and Aramark are seeking 12 homegrown food concepts for the program’s sixth

How a push to protect parental rights is reshaping Texas’ foster care system

Fresh off last year’s voter approval of a parental rights amendment to the state’s constitution, three rulings last month signal how the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services faces more scrutiny when it comes to permanently removing children from harmful and abusive families. In two cas

Ken Paxton’s Senate campaign admits it took illegal campaign donations

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s U.S. Senate campaign this week admitted to federal regulators that it took multiple first-quarter donations that exceeded limits outlined in U.S. campaign finance law. In a July 20 letter to the Federal Election Commission, the Ken Paxton for Senate campaign said