In a unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with two landowners against the EPA over what constitutes the “waters of the United States.”
The governor has until June 18 to sign or veto bills passed during the 88th Legislative Session.
Nearly 80 people died in a blaze that engulfed the Mount Carmel compound outside Waco on April 19, 1993 following an FBI raid.
In a statement, Slaton's lawyer called the allegations against him “outrageous” and “false claims."
Two factions clashed on the streets of Laredo in a battle that ended with the arrival of the U.S. Army and Texas Rangers.
Patrick appointed 12 Republicans and one Democrat to chair the Senate's committees, calling them the "best equipped group of senators in Texas history."
Texas, 21 other states, and the federal government have all issued bans on TikTok from government-owned devices.
Paxton is the latest Texas official to wade into the fight over Florida’s law prohibiting the material in kindergarten through third grade.
Twitter sued Paxton for violating its free speech after the attorney general demanded information on its content moderation policies.
New data sheds light on abortion in Texas, revealing that the number of abortions collapsed after the Dobbs decision this summer.
The judge ruled that the lawsuit against an abortion provider could not continue because the plaintiff was not directly impacted by the abortion in question.
Rosales was ordered to appear in court twice this week concerning her removal case and possible violation of a gag order.
