With a partial government shutdown looming, the Democrat-controlled House extended current funding levels and kicked a federal spending debate to late November.
Gov. Abbott declares a state of disaster as Tropical Depression Imelda brings severe flooding and heavy rainfall to southeastern Texas.
A proposal to expand background checks was reportedly circulated by the attorney general and the White House legislative director, but White House officials deny the plan originated with them.
Dallas County's vote is the latest taxing jurisdiction to raise property taxes before the new caps kick in on January 1, 2020.
As the National Defense Authorization Act goes to conference this week, an ongoing spat over the president's efforts to build a border wall takes center stage.
The controversial CPS removal of a four-year-old could linger in courts for another month after the Texas Supreme Court granted an extension on the due date of a brief by the executive branch.
The international oil market experienced a brief moment of volatility this week after an attack on a Saudi Arabian oil facility.
Heavy rainfall is expected to hit the Gulf Coast of Texas later today or early tomorrow as Governor Abbott places state resources at the ready.
As Texas Democrats focus on control of the Texas State House, this Tarrant County district will be key for both parties going into the 2020 election.
The 62-member State Republican Executive Committee affirmed a resolution unanimously opposing red flag laws and enhanced background checks in a message to party leaders.
With five Texas Republicans announcing retirement from Congress, a narrative has formed that it's due to Democrat ascendancy. The real story may be more complicated.
Nearly 2,000 attended Crenshaw's first youth summit in Houston as an array of speakers emphasized service, leadership, family, and what makes America exceptional.
After approximately fourteen years of military service, veteran Chris Herndon reflects on his time in public service and what it means to be a Texan.
We talked with some voters who were attending (or protesting) the Democratic presidential debate in Houston. Here's what they had to say.
Immediately after the Austin city council voted to fund abortion "logistics," a former councilman filed a lawsuit against the city arguing it violates a new Texas pro-life law.
Texas lawmakers discussed toll roads, electric cars, and high-speed rail at yesterday's Irving Transportation Investment Summit.
Democrats took the stage in Houston last night for the third debate as candidates sparred over healthcare and immigration.
Following the horrific mass murders in El Paso and Odessa, Governor Abbott's task force released its report intended to prevent future mass shootings.
As cartel violence in Mexico intensifies amid a continuing border crisis, Texas is likely to feel the consequences of these murderous turf wars.
Shortly after two Northeast Texas towns passed ordinances outlawing abortion within city limits, the Austin City Council approved a budget amendment funding "logistics" for women seeking abortions.
