Election Day: What to know before you vote on Tuesday
Texans can vote on Tuesday on 17 state constitutional amendments, as well as various local leaders and propositions.
SNAP benefits latest: Trump administration says partial funding coming
The Trump administration said Monday afternoon that it will partially fund SNAP, though details about the timeline for cards reloading and the amount were still unclear.
Trump '60 Minutes' interview: Here's what happened
Trump returned to “60 Minutes” for the first time after settling a lawsuit against the newsmagazine. Here's what he said on some topics, from testing nuclear weapons to grocery prices.
Volunteers collecting donations for federal TSA workers
The government shutdown has now entered its second month. Many airports across the country, including Dallas, are still dealing with delays or cancellations amid air traffic controller shortages.
How to get meals while SNAP benefits are shut down
SNAP benefits could restart as soon as this week. Some groups in North Texas are making sure their neighbors are fed in the meantime.
Dallas SNAP recipients turn to local groups as funding remains uncertain
As we wait to see what happens with SNAP funding, members of the community like Our Giving Kitchen in Uptown Dallas are stepping up and cooking for strangers they’ve never met.
Dallas SNAP recipients turn to local organizations
As the government shutdown goes on and SNAP recipients lose access to their benefits, many in Dallas are turning to local groups who have stepped in to help.
Airlines step up as thousands of air traffic controllers go unpaid
Here is how some U.S. airlines are stepping up to support the air traffic controllers that are going without pay amid the government shutdown.
Government shutdown: Day 33, SNAP benefits still uncertain
The government shutdown has entered its second month and there is still uncertainty when it comes to SNAP benefits for millions of Americans. Two federal judges ordered the White House to use its contingency fund to keep it going. President Trump has asked the court to clarify how to "legally fund" it.
FDA puts restrictions on fluoride use for kids
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s latest action takes aim at fluoride, a chemical that is a mainstay of dental care.
New Texas judge ability could violate constitution
A Texas Supreme Court decision last week has made it possible for judges in the state to refuse to perform wedding ceremonies for personal religious beliefs.
Texas city removes 'Defund the Wall' mural after Abbott's threat to pull road funds
The removal follows a letter to Laredo from the Texas Department of Public Safety, which said the city stood to lose $1.6 billion in funding if they refused to comply.
Likely no SNAP funding Nov. 1 for Texans
A last-minute ruling could bring relief to millions of Americans who rely on supplemental food benefits that were set to be cut off because of the government shutdown.
SNAP Benefits Latest: Texans likely won't see emergency funding on Nov. 1
Despite rulings from two federal judges on Friday who said SNAP benefits could not be suspended for the first time in the program's 61-year history, many Texans are still likely to face payment delays.
Some Head Starts to close due to shutdown funding lapse: What we know
When Head Start programs close, children are left without care, teachers aren’t getting paid, and parents may have to miss work or school.
Federal judge rules Trump can’t require citizenship proof on the federal voting form
President Donald Trump’s request to add a documentary proof of citizenship requirement to the federal voter registration form cannot be enforced.
SNAP benefits gone? How to get free or discounted groceries
As SNAP benefits will lapse for millions in November, several food delivery services are offering ways to get discounted groceries. Here are some options available.
Texas voters pass Proposition 8 on state inheritance taxes
A ballot measure to prevent future legislative sessions from imposing taxes on an estate or inheritance passed with Texas voters.
Trump administration to limit student loan forgiveness for some borrowers working in public service
The administration’s new rule starts next year and it may restrict loan forgiveness for some borrowers relying on the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program to pay off their debt.
Bitcoin mining company files suit to remain operational in Hood County
The company wants a temporary restraining order against multiple Hood County officials in an effort to stop the election that would incorporate the area known as Mitchell Bend.