Texas News

Houston - Former World War II vet and 41st President of the United States, George H.W. Bush was honored on Tuesday with the LBJ Liberty and Justice for All Award for his civil rights work and bipartisanship particularly in regards to his post-presidency.

Fort Worth - A new Texas law Republicans hope will suppress the turnout of female voters has recorded its first case. But officials had to let her vote after all.

Austin - A federal judge in Texas ruled Monday that a key provision of the state's restrictive new abortion law is unconstitutional.

A 31-year-old rodeo clown in St. Joe, Texas was reportedly struck by lightning twice and survived. According to news reports the man not only survived; he suffered no ill effects the next day, after his heart skipping a beat after the incident.

Following the release of her second album, 'I'll Take My Chances', the traditional country singer talks to Digital Journal.

Dallas - Students at a Dallas, Texas high school are coming to the defense of a Spanish teacher who posed nude for Playboy three years ago.

Washington - 21 hours and 19 minutes. Depending on your point of view, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) either heroically staved off dictatorship or wasted the peoples' time and money in a filibuster that probably benefited the estate of Dr. Seuss more than anyone else.

Dallas - In today's "all-natural" approach to satisfy consumer interests, a synthetic product is becoming ultimately popular -- and it's because of Mother Nature's dramatic change.

Texas country singer and songwriter Kyle Park released his latest studio album “Beggin’ For More” independently via the label Thirty Tigers.

Nuevo Laredo - Inmates armed with makeshift knives attacked a group of recently arrived prisoners in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, killing eight, state officials reported.