COTULLA — The oil bust punished this small city in the southern portion of the Eagle Ford Shale, and officials here are trying to recover. Their answer to the challenge: tourism. In a town best known ...

Cotulla is a city in La Salle County, Texas, with a population of 4,162. According to the most recent estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, 9.70% of residents identify as white, 0.70% as Black or ...

As it is with most towns, the railroad is why the town of Cotulla found its place on a map. But before the railroad, the town owes its existence to one man. His statue prominently displayed in the ...

The City of Cotulla, a center of Eagle Ford Shale activity, on Wednesday, Nov. 13, began a $9 million expansion of its Cotulla-LaSalle County Airport. The City of Cotulla, a center of Eagle Ford Shale ...

COTULLA — The life-sized statue of a young Lyndon Baines Johnson shows him in suit and tie, a heavy book in his left hand, and pointing sternly with his right. His hair is parted in the middle, his ...

The tiny, South Texas town of Cotulla has experienced a hotel boom in the past five years, and all that business came from the surge in oil drilling. But the recent drop in oil prices is threatening ...

Parts of South Texas already in the midst of a historic drilling boom soon will get a boost from an unlikely source: China. China's national oil company, CNOOC, will spend $2.2 billion to drill in ...

COTULLA - Over his long lifetime here, Bill Cotulla, 74, whose Polish great-grandfather founded this South Texas ranching town in the 1880s, can recall only one other period of prosperity that faintly ...

COTULLA - It's hard to see anything besides oil in a landscape that includes the nonstop rumble of 18-wheelers, about a dozen new hotels and a lunchtime army of white contractor pickup trucks at every ...

Eagle Ford is a hot spot for oil, but in the past few weeks it has turned into the mother ship for UFO sightings. It seems Cotulla, Texas has become ground zero for UFOs in the past few weeks if ...

Parts of South Texas already in the midst of a historic drilling boom soon will get a boost from an unlikely source: China. China's national oil company, CNOOC Ltd., will spend up to $2.2 billion to ...