Fox News' top two on-air talents presented starkly different views of the Texas governor's response to the chaos on the southern border.
This week — attorney general candidates’ records are compared, a GOP lawmaker files a “rape and incest” exception to the Heartbeat Bill, and a national group releases its 2021 legislative grades for Texas lawmakers.
The lawsuit comes after the legislature passed a bill banning the storage of high-level radioactive waste in Texas.
The vacancies in the Texas House for the 2022 midterms are piling up, now reaching double digits.
Chacon has played a leading role in Austin's efforts to "reimagine" its police department since taking over on an interim basis in March.
The governor controls what the Texas legislature may consider during special sessions and Abbott has added two new items to the call.
Israel has been rumored to be mulling a run for Austin mayor in 2022, and this announcement brings her another step closer.
The El Paso Democrat is poised to launch his third massive campaign in as many election cycles, set to challenge incumbent Governor Greg Abbott.
Sanford is the seventh House member declining to seek re-election in 2022.
The Texas legislature will convene once again this week, tasked with completing a handful of items set by Gov. Abbott.
Congress set guidelines for the funding, such as no tax cuts, but the legislature has eyed it anyway hoping courts will rule on their side.
This week — Lt. Governor Dan Patrick lists priority items for the next special session, a lawmaker is censured by his local GOP, and an agency gives an update on the pandemic unemployment.
An obscure fight over storage of nuclear waste became a topic in the gubernatorial primary after incumbent Greg Abbott touted his support for its prohibition in Texas.
A day after briefing the city on its all-time record homicide total, the Austin Police Department announced another homicide.
Governor Abbott faces the first significant primary of his political career with three high-profile candidates all racing for the conservative lane.
Since the pandemic's onset, the Texas economy has rebounded but still struggles with staffing shortages across many industries.
State officials have regularly clashed with the City of Austin over its policies, including the continuous flirtation with lax homeless camping enforcement.
This week — Dade Phelan rallies behind a property tax compression bill, a GOP official criticizes the Heartbeat Act, and a lawmaker announces he will forgo re-election.
The City of Taylor and Williamson County announced their support for the project at a joint meeting on Wednesday.
Nearly 20 percent of Galveston's population at the turn of the century perished in the hurricane that ripped through the bay city.
