Named after Harris County Deputy Darren Almendarez, a bipartisan bill aims to crack down on theft for possession of catalytic converters.
The technology is increasingly looked at as a method for emissions reduction without eliminating oil and gas production.
Paxton also accused his opponents of violating confidentiality by referencing “oral communications" during settlement talks.
The defendant’s brother was a Gulf Cartel “plaza boss” who was killed a decade ago by other members of his cartel, according to prosecutors.
A judge reappointed to the court system after losing his re-election bid last year signed the bond releasing Joseph Harrell.
Questions still surround the push for school choice, but the attorney general says that education savings accounts would not violate the law.
Despite multiple votes to terminate work with a controversial law firm, Kemah’s city administrator is asking for new contracts in a special meeting.
The U.S. government charged numerous Chinese individuals last year with violations related to espionage, harassment, and other crimes.
"Public nuisance" suits have been used by activists and local governments on the left to inhibit the operations of firearm and fossil fuel companies.
The GOP Legislature and the State Republican Executive Committee often jockey for territorial positions during policy fights.
Social Emotional Learning is a term being used in school curriculum and one San Antonio mom says it's been used in the "grooming" of her child.
The British bank is the eleventh company added to Texas' list of fossil fuel "boycotters."
