As the hottest days of summer near, ERCOT sees little risk of blackouts in part due to increased solar and battery capacity.

The directive comes after a court rescinded undocumented students’ eligibility for in-state tuition. It’s unclear what ...

Ammer Qaddumi alleges UT-Austin violated his First Amendment rights. He is also challenging his suspension from the ...

The Texas Longhorns' success on the recruiting trail in June continued this weekend when head coach Steve Sarkisian and ...

Regulating hemp-derived THC products is the top agenda item for a special session of the Texas Legislature, which begins on ...

Peter W.T. Pisters, president of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, has a $3.9 million compensation package ...

Twelve Texas universities show up in a new global ranking of the world's best universities, with the University of Texas at ...

Willis Act, set to take effect in Texas in 2025, addresses a significant gap in consent laws by clarifying that consent is ...

Texas Commissioner of Higher Education Wynn Rosser told college and university presidents that they “must” reclassify the students as non-residents.

AUSTIN, Texas — Officials with the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which runs most of the state’s power grid, forecasted record energy demand this summer. ERCOT officials said on ...