For some, the surges in business helped weather challenges during the pandemic. But there are many Black-owned businesses that could close because of COVID-19.

People who go to sporting events at Texas A&M University usually spend more than $120 million a year.

A law passed in 2019 requires insurers and medical providers to settle payment disputes among themselves. It covers people with state-regulated plans.

More than 400 people have died in Hidalgo County. An attempt to renew the local lockdown underscores differences with state policy.

In normal times, the border at Laredo, Texas, is very fluid. Now commerce is down and anxieties are up.

Bar owners say they are being unfairly singled out.

The reasons for relocation include the lower cost of living, bigger houses for less money and more conservative politics.

But Gov. Greg Abbott also said he is not telling businesses to close back up.

The executive director of the Texas Workforce Commission said they’re making some allowances so people who choose not to go back to work keep receiving benefits.

One hostel owner is trying to stay positive, but he knows he’s in for continued tough times.