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The Texas legislative regular session ended Monday. Heres a look at the higher education bills that they passed.

There are growing concerns from parents about how a substitute teacher has been able to keep his teaching credential despite allegations that he groped students over several years and used inappropriate language in the classroom.

It's part of a larger trend across the nation of conservative groups using the First Amendment to skirt local and state laws protections for LGBTQ+ students.

About 100 Carlsbad High students gathered at the school's flagpoles Tuesday morning to support their fellow classmates who are LGBTQ. They're also pushing back...

Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to call lawmakers back for a special session after lawmakers failed to reach deals on multiple Republican priorities.

By Jon Drucker, Candace Hull, Darris Lange, Chris King and Carl F. Enson

School district seeks to recover salary paid to teacher while case was pending

The Texas House approved Senate Bill 18, which would change tenure policies for the states public colleges and universities.

Parents, students, and community members are getting a chance to learn about the Carlsbad School District's proposed Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging plan.

A California parent of a female runner who lost to a transgender athlete speaks out about what the parent believed is an unfair competition.