Texas, other colleges confront demographic changes
In August, 60 years after the University of Texas admitted its first black student, the school welcomed the first incoming freshman class in its history in which white students were in the minority.

Best Texas Political Moments on Video 2010
The best Texas political moments of 2010 on video.

Hearing on Texas death penalty stopped by court
An unusual court hearing on the constitutionality of the death penalty in Texas was put on hold Tuesday after the state's highest criminal court granted a request by prosecutors to stop it

Deficit-cutting plan fails to advance to Capitol
President Barack Obama's deficit commission failed Friday to forge consensus on what to do about an increasingly urgent debt problem

Texas Workforce Commission names Texas employer of the year
The Texas Workforce Commission named Dow Chemical Company the Texas Employer of the Year,

Terror War Psychologist Subject of Complaint
The decision about whether an architect of Bush-era interrogation tactics will keep his license as a psychologist is in the hands of a Texas government agency.

Bills Would Crack Down on Illegal Immigration
Republican state lawmakers, buoyed by their party’s resounding victories on Election Day, are signaling just how far they're willing to go in cracking down on illegal immigration

Texas House Has More Than Three-Dozen New Members
When the Legislature convenes in January, more than three-dozen new members will take their seats in the Texas House.

UT/TT Poll: Perry 50, White 40, Glass 8, Shafto 2
UT/TT Poll makes Gov. Rick Perry lead the voting charts