DALLAS — Texas added more construction jobs than any other state over the past year, according to a new analysis of federal employment data released by the Associated General Contractors of America.

Layoffs loom as two alcohol giants close in on a major Texas deal.

The Texas job market is currently thriving, as the state added 40,000 non-farm jobs in January, signaling economic expansion ...

Workforce Solutions’ annual event at Extraco’s BASE connects high schoolers with employers, colleges and training programs ...

A sharp decline in layoffs is paired with stalled hiring, marking a notable slowdown for the once-fast-growing region.

AUSTIN -- Fueled by an impressive expansion in the Trade, Transportation and Utilities industry, Texas saw continued seasonally adjusted job growth in February. The Trade, Transportation and Utilities ...

Texas employment growth slowed sharply in February, per a new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Why it matters: ...

The number of employed workers across Texas dipped in June, a rare hiccup for the state's typical employment growth. The state's seasonally adjusted total nonfarm employment decreased by 1,200 jobs, ...

The Texas job market showed strong growth in 2023, and that momentum appears to have continued into 2024. The U.S. has consistently posted solid job and employment numbers, reflecting a generally ...

The Texas economy expanded to $2.9 trillion in 2025, faster than the growth of the national economy when adjusted for ...

(The Center Square) – Texas again added jobs in January and again outpaced the national job growth rate, according to newly released data from the Department of Labor and Texas Workforce Commission.

Gov. Greg Abbott visited South Plains College to discuss the new Texas Jobs Council and its impact on the state's workforce.