The local ban passed by a citywide vote after the council, wary of litigation, rejected it. Now, it's weathered a Planned Parenthood lawsuit.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision will let the Fifth Circuit of Appeals have the Supreme Court of Texas weigh in on the case.
The arrest affidavit says Todd Smith conducted a fake hemp license transaction in Texas Department of Agriculture offices.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decided to certify key questions in the lawsuit to the Supreme Court of Texas.
With their departures, Judges Dennis and Costa leave behind just three Democrat appointees among the remaining active judges.
The docket equalization process moved the case from the left-leaning Third Court of Appeals to the right-leaning Seventh Court of Appeals.
“A university’s promise to disregard financial need is meaningless if the institution privileges wealth,” the complaint reads.
The activist behind the initiative says it's common for city leaders in Republican areas to avoid the proposal.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments today over where the last major challenge to the Texas Heartbeat Act should proceed.
Life School Superintendent Brent Wilson said he was unsurprised but "disappointed" by TASB's advocacy against charter schools.
Since Fifth Circuit precedent disfavors nationwide injunctions, Hendrix's order only applies to Head Start participants in Texas.
A TEA monitor recommended that the superintendent be placed on leave or investigated — months after the board refused to hear his accuser.
Here are some of the new laws that take effect on New Year's Day, from light property tax reform to elections for police defunding.
Officials in Laredo, El Paso, and Hidalgo County disregarded new CDC guidelines after previously using agency warnings to ramp up protocols.
Like so much of the American West, the historic Sherman engine emerged from relative mystery and died unremarked.
Formerly aided by the late Ron Wright, Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. Marc Veasey led the effort to establish a Medal of Honor monument in D.C.
Concerns over allegedly "X-rated" content previously motivated Williamson County commissioners to withhold certain federal relief funds.
“[T]he regulation at issue shuts out hemp businesses from manufacturing and processing a good that is legal," the companies wrote.
Much of the money, sent to governors under a federal COVID-19 relief program passed last year, will go to families and students themselves.
While challenges to the Texas Heartbeat Act continue in state and federal court, local towns are outlawing abortion one at a time.
