This week — a look at Texas politics during the last full week of the third special session.
The retirement is the seventh of this year while a handful of other incumbents are seeking other office.
While production tries to catch up to rising demand, the prices for Texas' most valuable commodities are jumping to levels not seen in years.
This week — progressive groups target moderate Democrats, Senate Democrats object to redistricting maps, Wesley Hunt rakes in national endorsements for a run in a new district.
After a year of fighting with local dictates in California, Tesla will move its headquarters to Austin.
“I am proud to welcome Leprino Foods and their new manufacturing facility, and hundreds of new jobs and investment, to West Texas," said Abbott.
The Texas legislature's directed power grid reforms remain a work in progress as state officials deliberate the future of ERCOT.
This is the second time Soros has gotten involved in Austin politics since 2020.
Capitol heavyweights are again throwing punches over the state's response to the power grid blackouts of February.
The Rio Grande Valley Democrat has served in the Texas House since 2006.
This week — the “Save Women’s Sports Act” finds a path to a GOP-controlled committee, a pro-life Democrat signs onto “rape and incest" exception, and Abbott makes six appointments to an energy oversight body.
Some health care workers are objecting to the White House’s vaccination mandate.
After the orders for vaccination, a couple members of the National Guard with medical specialties have filed testimony objecting to the mandate.
Over $179 million in homelessness spending has been approved by the Austin City Council since 2019, but a complete list of contracts for it is unavailable.
The state legislature must appropriate $16 billion in federal aid and mayors of 13 cities have their own ideas about how it should be spent.
The acquisition places ConocoPhillips among the top drilling companies in the Permian Basin.
Border security is a hot-button issue in the race for the Texas governor’s mansion.
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.
