In December, the GOP judges on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals invalidated a state law empowering the attorney general to prosecute election fraud.
In retaliation, Commissioner Garcia flagged projects to be held in GOP precincts including road repairs, intersection improvements, and a flood and drainage master plan.
Republican Tim O’Hare plans to lower property taxes while Democrat Deborah Peoples praised the pandemic leadership of the current county judge and commissioners court.
The Permanent School Fund, while not a pension, disclosed it had investments in BlackRock-managed funds it says are exempt from SB 13.
A federal court ruled that a private Christian company is not obligated to cover HIV-prevention drugs under Obamacare.
Despite frequent hand-wringing, the state's largest power grid provided more than enough power to Texans during the summer heat.
A process server indicated in a sworn statement that the attorney general fled as he tried to deliver papers in a suit initiated by pro-choice groups.
The SBOE elected to move forward with small revisions to the social studies TEKS almost a month after they decided to scrap widespread changes to curricula.
The new party claims to seek common sense solutions in lieu of a formal platform, but pushes a controversial voting system that eliminates primaries.
An Abbott-critical former state representative is ramping up campaign spending in support of the governor he hoped to unseat.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed at least nine separate lawsuits against the Biden administration over illegal immigration.
As family members shared stories of murdered loved ones, many expressed anger towards elected officials over rising crime in the community.
