A number of agencies, including the Florida Highway Patrol and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, have committed to providing backup.
Without getting to the central questions of the case, the nation's highest court dismissed the latest Obamacare challenge citing a lack of standing.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced a fundraising campaign where individuals can contribute to the border wall project.
With nearly $600 million flowing in Tarrant County and Fort Worth from the federal government, local leaders will decide over the next several weeks which projects they will spend the funds on.
A lawsuit over Houston Methodist System’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate as a condition of employment has been appealed as workers say they are being forced to serve as “guinea pigs.”
The former president characterized the southern border as an “unmitigated disaster zone” under the Biden administration.
Current RPT Chairman Allen West announced his resignation effective next month, and so far three candidates have jumped into the race to succeed him.
The board added gender identity, sexual orientation, and disability to the list of traits protected from discrimination by social workers.
Gov. Greg Abbott has committed to announcing additional details regarding his proposed state border wall later this week.
Gov. Greg Abbott has committed to a border wall between Texas and Mexico as part of a “comprehensive border security plan.”
In an effort to "crack down" on illegal crossings, the governor announced new border security measures that include border wall construction.
As the number of illegal border crossings remains extraordinarily high, Democrat Henry Cuellar urged Biden and Harris to visit the border.
All three ESSER packages are now available, together totaling $17 billion in federal dollars for Texas schools alone.
Vice President Kamala Harris warned individuals in Guatemala’s vicinity not to take the “dangerous trek” to the United States.
In a bow to diversity and inclusion, TCU has changed its moniker for entering students from freshmen to “first-year” students. Not everyone supports the change.
In total, four incumbents are departing the Dallas City Council. Three reached their term limit and David Blewett lost to Paul Ridley.
Medical workers have filed a lawsuit against Houston Methodist over mandated participation in COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of employment, and staged a walkout and protest.
A city official and Petco touted the company’s charitable contributions while one city councilman called it a “dangerous precedent.”
A bill from Sen. Lois Kolkhorst to prohibit businesses from requiring customer proof of a COVID-19 vaccination is awaiting the governor’s signature.
“Plaintiffs admit that this Court cannot force the city to revoke or amend its ordinance," Judge Hendrix wrote.
