With two simultaneous mail-in ballot lawsuits in the works, the question of whether Texas voters under the age of 65 can vote by mail due to coronavirus concerns continues to broil.
Since the beginning of Fort Worth's disaster declarations, eight businesses have been cited for violating the city's closure orders, according to records obtained by The Texan.
State and local governments across the country have amassed large sums in unfunded pension liabilities, including Texas.
Due to the economic downturn derived from the pandemic, 10 Congressional Democrats appealed to state leadership for a statewide reprieve on property taxes.
The Clintsmans met 20 years ago working in a bar they now own, but are struggling as establishments like theirs have been excluded from Texas' reopening plans.
Congress approved its second coronavirus relief package on Friday, but there's not much appetite for it among Senate Republicans.
The bipartisan bill announced by Rep. Chip Roy would revamp some of the rules within the Paycheck Protection Program that have complicated usage of the loans by businesses.
As Congressional leadership begins planning state and local government aid, 15 Texas mayors penned a letter officially requesting federal assistance.
The attorney general is asking the Texas Supreme Court to address the application of the "disability and sickness" provision in state code dictating absentee ballots.
A skirmish in the Nueces Strip sparked a two-year war over land between the United States and Mexico — with the newly-annexed Texas found right in the middle.
It’s been 69 days since Texas’ first diagnosed case of coronavirus. While state officials have disseminated information, confusion has complicated enforcement measures.
The City of Austin has had a shelter-in-place order instituted for 46 days and is now set for at least 22 more.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia now owns over 5 percent of Live Nation, the parent company of the Austin music festival scheduled for October.
The Texas House Freedom Caucus announced its "Texas Wastebook" project aimed at highlighting, and then eliminating, wasteful spending.
Shelley Luther, the Dallas salon owner who reopened despite a temporary restraining order, will be released from jail after orders from the Texas Supreme Court.
Salon owner Shelley Luther spent Tuesday night in jail after being held in contempt of court for defying a temporary restraining order by the district court.
Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones won her primary outright and will face either Tony Gonzales or Raul Reyes in the Congressional District 23 general election.
After a local gym reopened on May 1, the Glen Rose police chief sat in the parking lot and issued citations to patrons leaving the facility.
The Texas Railroad Commission declined to institute oil production limits and will look to other ways to cushion the financial blow coronavirus has delivered.
Texas House candidate and police officer Justin Berry responded to a report of a man contemplating suicide in downtown Austin.
