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The University of Texas System board passed a new rule for the system broadly defining the freedoms students and educators have to teach and learn undefined topics. 

In Texas, 'National Margarita Day' is basically a state-sanctioned holiday. To help you fulfill your civic duty this Sunday, Feb. 22, we’ve rounded up the North Texas spots serving up the best deals.

Americans across the country are filing their income taxes and depending on where you live, your state’s effective tax rate determines how much of your annual income is taxed.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized nearly $500,000 worth of cocaine hidden inside a tractor at the Veterans International Bridge, sparking a federal criminal investigation.

Houston midwife Maria Rojas is the first healthcare provider charged under Texas's near-total abortion ban. She faces 15 felony counts and a potential life sentence.

Following the arrest of registered sex offender Caleb Crawford for registration violations, his father, Pastor Eric Crawford, has temporarily stepped down from leadership at Heritage Baptist Church and Heritage Christian Academy pending an internal review.

North Texas figure skating coach Benjamin Shroats faces charges of sexual assault and indecency with a child involving two athletes and is currently barred from coaching as a condition of his $200,000 bond.

Vehicle traffic at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge will be suspended this Saturday morning from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. for the annual International Bridge Ceremony.

Burleson police are investigating a family violence stabbing that happened Sunday at a ramen restaurant.

A suspected robber was shot by his intended victim during a late-night confrontation Wednesday in Fort Worth.

Authorities say 15 people were on a three-day skiing trip. Here's what we know so far about the victims and survivors of the avalanche.

A San Antonio gang member has been added to the Texas DPS 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list. 

Hundreds of firefighters continue to battle two large wildfires in the Texas Panhandle, which have now burned more than 30,000 acres as of Thursday evening. 

A 59-year-old Dallas woman battling cancer and kidney disease is fighting to restore her benefits after the Social Security Administration abruptly halted them, claiming she is not a legal resident despite her lifelong U.S. citizenship