One of the world's largest technology companies is making Texas a priority in 2025, and that includes bringing retail to the Lone Star State.  Google will reportedly open its seventh Google Store location at 11701 Domain Blvd.

Google is starting to tease a “Google Domain Northside” retail location in Austin, Texas, which will mark its seventh U.S. store.

Google plans to open a new retail store in Austin, Texas, as part of its expansion strategy. The store should offer services like screen replacement, troubleshooting, and events, similar to its existing locations. The exact opening date remains undisclosed, but the store will likely become a hub for workshops and new device launches.

Google has a right to question Texas officials in a lawsuit accusing the Alphabet unit of unlawfully collecting biometric privacy data of millions of Texans without consent, a state appeals court has ruled.

Google will be allowed to depose Texas as it defends itself in a lawsuit brought by the state, but not the Office of the Attorney General.

Google LLC can depose the state of Texas to learn more about separate privacy lawsuits alleging the technology giant unlawfully tracks users’ whereabouts and search history and maintains their facial recognition data.

At the end of the Pixel 9 launch, Google teased two more retail locations. A seventh Google Store has now been announced in Austin, Texas.

A California-like approach could throttle an industry that's already poised to bring hundreds of billions to the state.

State Rep. Jared Patterson writes about the effects social media has on children and his recently filed House Bill 186, which prevents social media

A Texas man was arrested after officials say he put a gun in a 4-year-old’s bookbag then dropped her off at school. The 30-year-old man is charged with child endangerment, according to court records. Officials said the man put a loaded gun in a 4-year-old girl’s bookbag, then dropped her off at Jessup Elementary School in Houston on Jan. 23.

As energy demand surges, largely due to crypto mining facilities, data centers and industrial electrification, Texas officials are looking at how to increase supply and shore up the grid.

In a case of first impression, the Fifteenth Court of Appeals held Google can depose the state of Texas in a deceptive-trade practices lawsuit.