Texas

Where touring musicians can't do it, weddings might.

Strong economy and a lower cost of living are contributing to the increase in the Lone Star State.

Landowners would pay to “store” carbon.

Lots of Texans drive to Mexico for vacation. Many go for a very different reason: dental work.

Roy Snipes and the local Catholic diocese are fighting new sections of border wall to protect a tiny, white chapel known as La Lomita.

Editor’s note: Marketplace’s Andy Uhler spent a week reporting about doing business on the Texas-Mexico border during a time of intense debate over U.S. immigration policy and the push by President Donald Trump to build a border wall. Below is the seventh entry from his reporter’s notebook. You can read the other entries here.  In some ways, […]

In Texas, energy companies are scrambling to find a home for the record amount of oil they’re producing.

A combinations of dense traffic and time-pressed truckers has led to a spike in fatal crashes.

The lawsuit filed by Houston residents whose homes were flooded could set precedent for disaster liability.

Here on the Texas-Mexico border, most people don’t think about the boundary as much more than an inconvenient passport check.