Texas

Dallas and Houston still face challenges to turn around their troubled pension plans.

Texas lawmakers approved a $217 billion budget but may face a special session.

Austin plans to sell at least $50 million of bonds to resolve a default on airport hotel debt.

Key Texas lawmakers agreed on a formula to extend the Dallas police and fire pension fund’s life.

Texas lawmakers rejected new P3s that would have brought billions of dollars of highway investments.

A Dallas school bus agency fell to a junk bond rating as a potential default neared.

Two local governments in Texas suspended construction contracts after an FBI raid.

Webb County, Texas, commissioners on Monday approved a resolution to go on the November ballot for voters' approval: a $96 million bond to fund a new county jail.

Voters approved a $24 million bond package for the Van Alstyne, Texas, Independent School District that will add a new elementary school to the city and upgrade the existing one.

SOUTHLAKE, Texas -- With about 64 percent of the vote in unofficial returns, Carroll school district voters approved a bond package which will raise $208 million without increasing the tax rate.

A bill that provides a new funding formula for Houston's police pension fund passed the Texas Senate.

Sherman, Texas, residents and voters got a chance to ask their burning questions Thursday night about the proposed $308 million bond meant to overhaul the Sherman Independent School District's facilities.

The FBI raided offices of a major contractor on Texas border projects and shut down city and county offices in Laredo.

The $8.2 billion on local Texas bond ballots May 6 is the most since November 2015.

Premont, Texas, residents were asked Thursday to get out of survival mode.

With early voting set to start next week, the Sherman, Texas, Independent School District has used a variety of methods to pair the public with information regarding the $308 million bond up for vote.

With Sherman residents soon to vote on a $308 million bond package aimed at overhauling the Sherman Independent School District's facilities, supporters and opponents of the plan are both making their positions known to the community.

With the vote on a $74 million bond to benefit Red Oak ISD on the horizon, district officials will hold a second town hall meeting Thursday evening.

The tourism, hospitality and culinary arts program at St. Philip's College has a reputation that precedes it -- graduates go on to work for top restaurants in a city with a respected food scene.

When the Midland City Council approves the recommendation to pay off the debt related to the construction of the Scharbauer Sports Complex, the city will have paid more than $65.4 million in principal and interest.