They call it a “joyful rebellion.”.

The Supreme Court has agreed to consider reviving a critical approval for a railroad project that would carry crude oil and boost fossil fuel production in rural eastern Utah.

A former 911 dispatcher in Pennsylvania is no longer facing prosecution for involuntary manslaughter based on allegations he failed to send an ambulance to the rural home of a woman who was found dead a day later of internal bleeding.

California off-road racer Sara Price celebrated this week becoming the first American woman to win a stage in the Dakar Rally.

Far away from the war in Gaza, three college students were enjoying another visit to Vermont, celebrating Thanksgiving and a pair of family birthdays.

As schools across the country debate banning AI chatbots, some math and computer science teachers are embracing them as just another tool.

A PGA Tour executive has told Congress that Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund agreed to invest more than $1 billion in a new commercial entity controlled by the tour.

The Texas Democrat served as speaker of the Texas House of Representatives from 1972 to 1973.

Comal Independent School District is investigating after Canyon High School students allegedly made “highly inappropriate and demeaning racial comments” during a volleyball game Friday night.

Police say they have have identified two more suspects in a Saturday shootout inside a crowded South Carolina mall in which nine people were shot.

The lawyer for a man arrested in connection with a mass shooting at a South Carolina mall tells news outlets his client fired in self-defense.

Authorities say they have arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting at a busy shopping mall in South Carolina’s capital on Saturday that left 14 people injured.

A San Antonio pastor fighting against the gang and gun violence in his East Side community for years lost his only son to gun violence last week. The community rallied around him to give him strength and help him continue his mission to end violent deaths.

Families at Brackenridge Park were enjoying the perfect Spring Break weather and their time together almost as much as knowing they didn’t have to spend a lot of money on gas to be there.

President Joe Biden's administration has refused to share evidence for national security claims in recent days, and officials have even accused reporters of buying into foreign propaganda.

A Houston man who spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegally obtained money meant to help with COVID-19 relief has been sentenced to more than 9 years in prison.

Just when you thought you had everything ready for Halloween, you realize that your pet dog or cat is missing their own costume to join the spooky festivities. Coming up with a Halloween costume idea...

Bennie Price got out of prison with a mission to do something positive to change the culture of his neighborhood. He started Big Mama’s Safe House on the East Side to bring resources to those who need them most.

A spill gate failure on has put the future of Lake Gonzales and its wildlife in jeopardy.

According to market data from the San Antonio Board of Realtors, the average price of a home is now $353,662 - a 19% increase from August 2020 to August 2021.

Genshu Price began to recycle bottles after his father encouraged him to help save money for his college tuition.

Local elections are happening across Texas on Saturday, some of which have drawn statewide — and even national — attention. Here are the four that we are watching most closely, plus a few other contests to keep in mind.

New Zealand will open a long-anticipated travel bubble with Australia on April 19.

A Conversation with Betsy Price, Mayor of Fort WorthIn January, Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price announced that she will not seek reelection at the end of her term. Join The Texas Tribune at noon Central on April 22 for a live interview with Price, moderated by Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith. AdRegister for the conversation herePrice was first elected to lead the city of Fort Worth in 2011. Before being elected mayor, Price served as Tarrant County’s tax assessor for more than a decade and was a business owner. Though donors and corporate sponsors underwrite Texas Tribune events, they play no role in determining the content, panelists or line of questioning.

Greg Abbott drew ire Tuesday after announcing that he would lift a statewide mask mandate while coronavirus infections continue. AdIn addition to lifting the mask mandate next week, Abbott will allow businesses to operate at full capacity. Greg Abbott's full order lifting Texas' mask mandate and business capacity limitations. We still have 464 people in the hospital and 199 in ICU as of yesterday,” said Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff. — County Judge Ricardo Samaniego (@EPCountyJudge) March 2, 2021In a statement, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo questioned the moment for this announcement.

Tarrant County reported a pandemic high of more than 2100 new cases and nearly 800 hospitalizations Wednesday, the same day Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price tested positive for COVID-19. Price’s husband had tested positive for the virus just hours earlier. Public health officials are alarmed at the trends. On Tuesday, Vinny Taneja, the county’s public health director, issued a “public health warning” asking residents to help flatten the curve. In August, during the county’s previous peak, more than 4,000 residents tested positive per week.

SAN ANTONIO – Two people have been charged in connection with a health care fraud scheme by a federal grand jury in San Antonio, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Texas. Officials said authorities arrested a former employee of medical services provider Kindred Home Health for her alleged role in prescription fraud and home health kickback schemes. Officials said Price is also charged with four counts of soliciting and receiving illegal kickbacks; one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud; and five counts of health care fraud and aiding and abetting health care fraud. To facilitate her scheme, Price allegedly forged physician’s signatures on prescription forms or used pre-signed or photo copied prescription forms, officials said. Charges related to health care fraud call for up to 10 years in federal prison upon conviction.

SAN ANTONIO – A few months after losing their loved one due to brain cancer in 2014, one family found comfort in walking alongside people they had never met but related to more than anyone. Price and her family have found strength and community through their involvement through the annual event Head for the Cure San Antonio. Their participation began in 2014 with a small group of family members and close friends but has since grown. It’s an opportunity to increase awareness through community involvement which in turn, according to Price, helps family’s like hers. For more information on Head for the Cure, visit its website here.

SAN ANTONIO – About a week and a half ago everything changed for Wayne Price after he was robbed at gunpoint while leaving his popular restaurant Wayne’s Wings located at 4453 Walzem Rd. Popular Northeast Side wing joint robbed at gunpoint, owner saysIn an interview with KSAT 12 Price was overcome by emotion. For more than five years Wayne’s Wings has been serving San Antonio what many have called the best wings in Texas. Popular wing restaurant opens in new, larger locationThe restaurant has gone strictly to pick-up and delivery-only but is still getting steady business. Since the robbery, the restaurant remains open for business and Price has added additional security measures.