FAYETTE COUNTY, Texas — At least a dozen people who authorities claim do not have legal status were found concealed inside altered hay bales during a traffic stop in Fayette County this week ...

If you’re into Texas History, a trip to LaGrange ... and plan a day trip. La Grange, TX, in Fayette County (Central Texas), lies on the Colorado River between Houston and Austin.

Launched on Oct. 28, 2019, Think, Texas is a free weekly digital newsletter about Texas history aimed at a statewide audience. Each issue delivers a fresh column by Michael Barnes, links to local ...

FAYETTE COUNTY, Texas — On Thursday, the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office made a post on social media reaching out to see if anyone was missing a kangaroo. FCSO said a deputy responded to a ...

So where does Ewers rank among those greats? Here is Texas Longhorns On SI's list of the top quarterbacks in school history. Texas quarterback Vince Young scores a touchdown against USC in the ...

This date in Texas history is part of a daily Longhorns newsletter put together by Texas football beat writer Danny Davis. For this and more phenomenal American-Statesman coverage delivered ...

At a symposium organized by the newly formed Alliance for Texas History in Fort Worth last weekend, University of Houston doctoral student Shine Trabucco, who is of Taos Pueblo and Quecha descent ...

As many as 500 structures have already been obliterated as the biggest wildfire in Texas history continues its deadly march across the state’s panhandle. And the devastation is far from over as ...

The Smokehouse Creek fire is one of five large wildfires currently burning in the Texas Panhandle. According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, dry conditions and above-normal temperatures caused an ...

An 83-year-old Hutchinson County woman was killed after the fire blazed through her neighborhood in the town of Stinnett, according to a report from CBS Texas. On Wednesday, the Texas A&M Forest ...

(Flower Mound Fire Department via AP) The previous largest wildfire recorded in state history also occurred in Hutchinson County, according to maps and archives from the Texas A&M Forest Service.