In rural Texas, where high school enrollments have plummeted below 104 students, the 11-man game has been replaced by 6-man football. Is this beloved tradition a sign of resilience, or merely a symptom of inevitable demographic and economic decline in rural America?

Boards and commissions are stacked with insiders whose names you should know, but you should be paying attention to what they're doing.

Bee Cave residents fought back and told their city that if they want to make land deals, they must first ask voters. Will it work?

Across the state, microtransit firms are popping up, replacing fixed bus networks, but they might not be all they are made out to be.

Is local government or local governance running your town? The difference matters, and you should know why.

When the federal government shuts down, local government keeps going. Why is that?

P3s are popular across the state and are billed as innovative solutions to public projects, but do they cause more harm than good?

Local governments are increasingly using AI to support their work, but as with any tool, it's only as good as its user. So, should citizens be concerned?