The “Tough ’Ombres” of the Ninetieth Infantry Division saw action for the first time on the bloody battlefields of France on Sep. 12, 1918. The Great ...

Wildfire fear is not hysteria Earlier this year, the Smokehouse wildfire destroyed hundreds of farms and ranches and killed thousands of livestock in ...

A Houston judge learned on Sep. 8, 1939 that his daughter not only had survived the U-boat sinking of the British passenger ship Athenia but also had ...

I came to journalism in an abnormal way; I am not a traditional, go-to-college kind of guy. Instead, I started my adult life by going to cosmetology s...

I’ve always considered myself as someone who loves winter — who wouldn’t? There’s Christmas, cozy pajamas, cheesy movies, so many family activities, m...

Under the assumed name of George Washington Arrington, an Alabama fugitive enlisted in the Frontier Battalion of the Texas Rangers on Sep. 1, 1875. Jo...

The dog-day heat wave has sent power demands to new records, the Austin American-Statesman reported. With much of the state enduring an excessive heat...

Two Confederate generals sat down with Emperor Maximilian on Aug. 24, 1865 and presented their bold plan for keeping the Austrian puppet on the Mexica...

Eight years ago, I packed up a 2000s Dodge Durango — a four-door vehicle that has a history reigning true from my husband’s family to mine — to head t...

Gov. Greg Abbott is at it again with another anti-immigrant stunt. This time he is endangering the health and well-being of immigrants in need of acut...