Moises Mendoza is facing execution after being convicted of killing a woman and later burning her body in the small town of Farmersville outside of Dallas in 2004.

With players now able to transfer more freely between programs for better opportunities, it’s becoming tougher for many teams to maintain an environment that keeps players committed for the long term.

AUSTIN - With just three days of spring practice remaining, Steve Sarkisian added two players out of the transfer portal to ...

Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian, who has spent time in an NFL draft room, explains why he thinks OT Kevin Banks and QB ...

Texas Longhorns offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. was a brick wall for the Texas Longhorns in his three seasons, protecting ...

Arkansas has slid down to No. 5 in the power rankings because they have lost back-to-back series. They lost to Georgia two ...

The Texas Longhorns anticipate a record NFL draft haul this weekend, coming off a second straight CFP semifinal finish.

Texas currently only has one other execution scheduled. Matthew Johnson, whose execution is set for May 20, was convicted of ...

Texas could have as many as four O-linemen selected this week in Green Bay, which would double the number it had drafted from ...

The former Liberty Hill ISD superintendent was sworn in as Williamson County judge Monday. He said he wants to help improve ...

In 1959, a new kind of club opened in Dallas. It was called The Rubaiyat. It served coffee. And, despite what Austin will ...

We oppose this execution as we do every execution. Capital punishment is an act of state sanctioned violence that violates ...