A federal judge in Washington, D.C. ordered the Biden administration to end the use of Title 42 for expulsions by December 21.
Although the state Supreme Court stayed an order to keep polls open to 8:00 p.m., Harris County is attempting to include late votes in its official results.
The Brackeen family has been engulfed in a legal battle to adopt the sister of their adoptive son because of regulations under the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Because the appeal was filed over 30 days after the lower court's ruling was issued, Supreme Court dismissed the case due to a lack of jurisdiction.
Kemah City Council will consider asking the Texas Municipal League to remove a top law firm from all pending investigations and litigation.
Following reports of election improprieties, the state’s top investigative agency will assist the district attorney’s office in a criminal investigation.
The Biden administration sought to end the policy earlier this year, but a federal judge in Louisiana prevented its termination.
U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman found that the loan program violates the separation of powers and is therefore unlawful.
Commissioner Rodney Ellis filed a lawsuit to extend the count, saying some precinct election records had not yet been counted.
Election day issues in the state’s most populous county included malfunctioning equipment, a missing key, and a shortage of paper ballots.
The compact over which Texas sued New Mexico was first ratified by the three states' legislatures in 1939.
Bail release for violent suspects has drawn bipartisan support for Republican judicial candidates in the Democratic-leaning county.
