Flags across Texas and the United States were lowered to half-staff last week in honor of Pope Francis, who died at the age of 88 on April 21. As of early Monday, the governor’s office still ...

See how Fort Worth ISD spearheaded the growth of flag football in Texas. Bob Booth Bob Booth A Fort Worth ISD flag football player made history, becoming the first women’s varsity flag football ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — A Fort Worth ISD student made history this week and became the first ever women's varsity flag football signee in Texas, according to Texas Wesleyan University officials.

But objections to Virginia’s flag came as a shocker. “We have unlocked a new level of dystopian, book-banning, and censorship hell in Texas,” the Texas Freedom to Read Project declared on ...

They’re going tit for tat. The state flag of Virginia has been banned in a Texas school district over the depiction of a Roman goddess with an exposed bare boob, according to a report.

The acceptable flags are the star-spangled banner, the Texas flag, the Prisoner of War or Missing In Action flag, a political subdivision’s flag, a military flag, the flag of a foreign country ...

Texas is joining more than a dozen state legislatures considering regulating which flags can be displayed in public buildings or schools. But while two bills moving in Austin would ban most flags ...

Languages: English. A bill that would make it harder for Texas to create Red Flag laws passed the Texas state Senate, despite the laws being popular among Texans. Senate Bill 1362, known as the ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Flags are at half-staff across Texas to honor Carole Keeton, a former Austin mayor and lifelong politician who died earlier this week. "Texas has lost a longtime leader and ...

Flags in Texas have been at half-staff since Thursday to honor former Austin Mayor and Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton, who died this week at 85. Flags will remain at half-staff until sunset Friday.

AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered Texas and U.S. flags to be flown at half-staff statewide in honor of Carole Keeton, a trailblazing leader and longtime public servant who died this week.