For Texas residents, Lone Star Mercantile offers a local treasure trove that’s worth repeated visits. For out-of-state ...

Coloradoan reporter Kevin Lytle answers reader questions on the new-look Pac-12, potential sport additions at Colorado State ...

Tall oak and elm trees create perfect shady spots for afternoon picnics. The swimming pool here is a lifesaver during those scorching Texas summer days when temperatures climb into triple digits.

Phillips Lytle's Land Use, Permitting and Zoning Team is skilled at expediting complex developments, such as smart growth initiatives, transit-oriented projects and e-commerce distribution centers.

BUFFALO, N.Y., June 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Joshua Glasgow, Partner at Phillips Lytle LLP, recently made history by achieving a significant victory before the U.S. Supreme Court, marking the first ...

After visiting all 50 states, I've learned that some US tourist attractions live up to the hype. Two of my favorite city destinations are NYC's Central Park and the French Quarter in New Orleans.

Texas had a chance to respond to UTSA's offensive outburst but came up empty. After Rylan Galvan was hit by a Kendall Dove pitch to load the bases with two outs, Max Belyeu was brought to the plate.

Texas catcher Rylan Galvan (6) gets UTSA outfielder Mason Lytle (3) out as he slides for home in the first inning of the Longhorns' game against the UTSA Roadrunners, March 18, 2025 at UFCU Disch ...

Here’s how Texas’ other cities fared in the Best and Worst Places to Raise a Family 2025 list. ... Though it missed the top 10, Austin’s no. 16 national rank actually isn’t a bad grade at all.

Its findings led them to rank Plano, Texas as the third best city to raise a family. Interestingly, Austin made the top 20, coming out at 16th best.

Eight Texas cities just made their mark on a national list of the top 100 best places to live in 2025, and one North Texas suburb claimed the No. 1 spot. Livability, a website geared toward ...

The bill would reduce the minimum number of polling places that Texas counties must have, rolling back a 2023 law that created challenges for election administrators.