In recent years, Republican legislators have placed more scrutiny on the spending practices of localities.

This week — the Abbott campaign has purchased its first general election ad space, a Texas Democratic leader will retire after next term if he wins re-election, and Texas GOP delegates favor DeSantis as the non-Trump 2024 candidate.

While coal is not king in Texas like it is in West Virginia, coal producers in Texas are taking note of the court's ruling that the EPA overstepped its bounds.

The State of Texas enjoyed a temporary victory last year when a federal judge ordered the Biden administration to reimplement the policy.

Commissioners voted along party lines to explore ways to promote and expand access to abortion and contraception in the state’s most populous county.

Oil and gas producers place much of the blame for their industry's turmoil with the federal government, and most notably with President Biden.

Even though Texas law already criminalizes abortion by any means, the two representatives say new law is needed to counter the White House.

Granger, who worked for the water district for over 15 years as an event planner, had a permit to host Oktoberfest rescinded in June.

In April, a U.S. district judge blocked the Biden administration’s plans to end Title 42, a decision lauded by proponents of strong border security.

District attorneys in Travis, Bexar, Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Hidalgo, and Collin counties cannot enforce the old ban for now.

Judge Darrell Jordan of Harris County Criminal Court 16 faces charges for punishing investigative reporter Wayne Dolcefino without a hearing.

The San Antonio fire chief stated that 16 people, including four teenagers, were found alive and taken to the hospital for treatment.

The expenditures were approved through the budget execution process, which allows a shift of appropriations without convening the state legislature.

The ruling marks an endpoint for a portion of the lawsuit, but remands another portion back to a lower court for further review.

The lawsuit objected to only half of the redrawn council districts appearing before voters this November.

Chief Pete Arredondo has faced withering criticism from elected officials and state police as they investigate his response to the shooting.

Earlier this month, the Dallas City Council was slated to consider firing the city manager after complaints from several council members.

Both bans outlaw elective abortions from the point of conception. The laws do not apply to treatments for miscarriages or ectopic pregnancy.

Frazier, a police officer, turned himself in and posted bond. The Dallas Police Department has placed him on administrative leave.

Judge Mark Pittman has asked parties in a Texas concealed carry lawsuit to submit briefs about the effects of a new SCOTUS decision on their case.

Anticipating one million electric vehicles on the road by 2028, the state wants to build a network of charging stations starting with interstate routes.