This week — Trump campaign workers ask the former president to endorse a GOP challenger, a conservative group calls for an exodus from a school board association, and the state’s unemployment numbers continue to decline.
The compromise set Texas' modern-day border and ceded its western and northernmost territory to the U.S. in exchange for $10 million.
Next year, Texas Democrats hope to replicate their 2018 gains against a much less friendly national political environment.
The 1,200-acre microchip plant is considered the largest economic development investment in the State of Texas' history.
After the 2020 swing in South Texas, Republicans are bullish on their ability to cement further gains in the Hispanic-heavy region.
This week — Abbott calls for the removal of a federal appointee’s nomination, more state incumbents opt to seek other offices, and two GOP lawmakers draw higher-profile challengers.
With a global semiconductor shortage, there is a burgeoning effort to return manufacturing to the continental U.S. rather than maintain reliance on foreign manufacturers.
The Texas legislature is set to feature many new faces when it reconvenes in 2023 after a slew of incumbent retirements.
The most conservative Democrat in the Texas House has switched his party affiliation to the GOP.
Former El Paso congressman and Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke officially announced his run for Texas governor.
Despite the state government's unwillingness to act on appeals for Texas Independence, the issue continues to reappear in its political discussions.
Cyrier's retirement is the 13th within the Texas House and marks the 20th open seat in the lower chamber ahead of the 2022 midterms.
This week — calls for a fourth special session intensify, the attorney general is asked to weigh in on county emergency powers, and two candidates aim to succeed Rep. Tan Parker.
Rodriguez is the sixth incumbent Texas House member opting to run for higher office in 2022.
A subsidiary of Tesla has been approved by the State of Texas to operate as a Retail Electric Provider.
A dispute between rural telecommunications providers and the state has led to rising costs for Texans reliant on remote service.
This week — updated legislative rankings after the special sessions are released, two GOP candidates jump into a primary race, and the field for a Williamson County House seat grows.
Frullo's retirement makes his district the 18th open seat in the Texas House heading into 2022.
The city councilman who just won his third term in 2020 will vacate the position to run for the 35th Congressional District.
Only one of three proposals from Leander ISD was approved by voters this week.
