A GOP candidate forum in Richmond on Thursday night highlighted key differences in the race to succeed retiring Congressman Pete Olson (R-TX-22).
Dallas ISD is considering a few bond options, none of which, they claim, would result in an increase in the tax rate.
As articles of impeachment move to the Senate, responses from Texas delegates regarding President Trump and the death of Iranian Commander Soleimani split down party lines.
Here's a look at how each candidate running in the 12 Texas House districts that flipped from red to blue in 2018 fared in terms of fundraising.
In 2018, a group of Texas middle-school students were stopped from praying in sight of their peers. President Trump announced new guidance to protect the religious liberty of students and teachers.
The USMCA, which has been in the works for the better part of two years, now awaits the final stop before ratification — a presidential signature.
According to President Trump, discussions over "Phase Two" of the China trade deal will begin immediately.
Less than a week after Texas became the first state to opt-out of the refugee resettlement program, a Maryland judge issued a nationwide injunction blocking the Trump administration from enforcing the executive order.
After protests from students, the University of Texas is reviewing concerns about Professor Thomas Hubbard, who has called age of consent laws a “sad by-product” of a “naive and self-righteous era.”
The dispute between GOP candidate Josh Flynn and the Harris County Republican Party comes amid a competitive race to succeed retiring Rep. Dwayne Bohac.
Initial projections for the massive transit project estimated some 250,000 riders per month. So far, TEXRail has only managed to hit 20 percent of that mark.
After Gov. Abbott announced an opt-out of the refugee resettlement program in 2020, State Department data shows Texas took in more refugees than any other state in the last decade.
Texas' "durable goods manufacturing" sector led with the highest economic growth rate in the Lone Star State during the third quarter of 2019.
Before 2019 was even over, nearly 50 counties in Texas had passed resolutions reaffirming their commitment to the Second Amendment. Here's a look at the most updated list of counties to pass such a resolution.
Justin Berry discusses his perspective as a police officer, what his policy objectives would be if elected, as well as his favorite holiday traditions.
Governor Abbott has sent a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo informing him of the state's decision to opt-out of the refugee resettlement program.
The Fifth Circuit reversed an El Paso judge's injunction blocking the redirection of funds, arguing in part that the plaintiffs lacked standing.
The new rule is meant to expedite the environmental impact study process for infrastructure projects without undermining the requirements set by NEPA.
A recent ordinance by the Fort Worth City Council seeks to limit the location of "dollar stores" and requires them to offer healthy food options. Some critics see this move as social engineering.
Candidates are already going up with TV ads — take a look at who's already taking to the airwaves.
