The contentious drag show ban was updated and finalized over the weekend to include new definitions for what is considered "sexual conduct."
The tiny tourist town is facing multiple lawsuits alleging takings under the U.S. and Texas constitutions.
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.”
While a few new criminal justice laws have been approved, a ban on PR bonds for certain felonies and increased penalties for gun crimes await House action.
Two ranches are alleging companies with ties to China are illegally being granted access to the state’s power grid.
Recent video showed a Austin hospital employee detailing child gender modification treatments, that Attorney General Ken Paxton will now investigate.
The trial date for the first of 21 pending election contests has been delayed due to the death of a key witness: long-time GOP activist Alan Vera.
Daniel Perry is awaiting sentencing after his conviction on a charge of first-degree murder in the death of Garrett Foster.
Despite committee changes, certain provisions continue to draw strong opposition from First Amendment groups.
Legal counsel for Judge Hidalgo allegedly advised staff not to obtain records from the auditor or treasurer to comply with public information requests.
Wiggins will be tried on felony charges, while the city faces allegations of hiding or destroying documents related to his properties in Kemah.
Citing nearly two years of election “disasters," the Senate has already approved a bill forcing Harris County to revise its elections management.
