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.

Once a global leader in wool, there are now just two mills operating in the state.

First responders say finding people who call 911 on a map is harder than it seems.

According to one estimate, the national workforce will lose more than a million workers aged under 25 in the next eight years.

The Lone Star State is traditionally a source of financing for national candidates. That role has recently flipped on its head.

In tight labor market, businesses say parking can be a factor in whether employees stay or go.