Grocery stores like H-E-B are a vital component for keeping people prepared as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across the state. Here's how they've adjusted to keep Texans well-stocked.
There are 820 new state laws going into effect today. From lunch dates with your dog to official blue tie day, here's an overview of some you likely haven't heard about.
A Texas-based chemical company has announced a plan to become one of the first facilities outside of China to process rare-earth minerals.
An end-of-session spat between two Republican lawmakers illustrates the ongoing tensions regarding eminent domain issues in Texas.
A bill set to be voted on today in the House would expand the list of goods that can be sold by home-based food operations.
The House is expected to strip language from an election integrity bill that would require a paper audit of electronic voting machines in future elections.
The legislation was headed for passage in the House until Rep. Tinderholt took to the floor and revealed how the drone bill threatened Texans' privacy.
The unorthodox move denied some Texans the ability to publicly testify against legislation they view as an abridgment of religious liberty.
A bill that would restrict abortion once an unborn child's heartbeat is detected has yet to be scheduled for a hearing or committee action.
Mental health bills filed in the aftermath of the Santa Fe shooting last May advance as parental rights and privacy advocates remain wary.
