A U.S. appellate court upheld a temporary ban of abortions under an executive order requiring the postponement of all non-essential surgeries.
Like most activities or entertainment, professional sports are indefinitely paused. Here's a look at the latest updates for sports fans in Texas.
After coronavirus projections were revised to consider more data from other states, the widely-cited model paints a much less dire picture for Texas.
Governor Greg Abbott provided an update on the state's coronavirus situation and response on Monday.
This week — a look at how much money candidates who are now facing a longer ramp-up to their runoff elections had before the primary.
Governor Abbott has issued a statewide executive order to continue the shutdown of “non-essential activities” in Texas through the end of April.
In the latest development of rapid legal exchanges, an executive order once again goes into effect requiring the postponement of abortions during the coronavirus pandemic.
State leaders are set to intervene in a case regarding the release of inmates in the Harris County jail system as the coronavirus crisis continues.
An Austin-based federal judge granted a temporary restraining order that will allow abortions to continue in the state, after an executive order from the governor postponed all non-essential surgical procedures.
Gov. Abbott blocked the release of inmates and joined Attorney General Paxton in a Harris County filing that says releases will violate state law, jeopardize public safety, and amount to collusion.
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Abbott mandated a 14-day quarantine for travelers from Louisiana and other regions of the country and prohibited the release of violent felons.
With the various local orders in response to the coronavirus pandemic, some have argued that gun stores are not "essential businesses." The Texas Attorney General said they can't be forced to close.
This week — here's a list of the executive orders instituted by Governor Greg Abbott since he took office in 2015.
Airport travelers from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and New Orleans must now be quarantined for 14-days or the duration of their stay, per a new executive order.
Abortion providers in the state of Texas have filed a complaint against Gov. Abbott and Attorney General Paxton over a temporary restriction on abortions in the midst of the coronavirus response.
The legal authority of some elected officials to enact "shelter in place" orders has been on the mind of many Texans. Here are the arguments and implications.
The Texan spoke with two Texas legislators, one Democrat and one Republican, about both their concerns and hopes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins used a model by COVID ACT Now to justify the recent "shelter in place order." Some experts are questioning if the data is sound.
According to Attorney General Ken Paxton, abortions are included in the list of non-essential surgeries that will need to be postponed under Governor Abbott's new executive order.
Gov. Greg Abbott did not issue a shelter in place order today, but did issue two new executive orders. He stated that he will remain flexible as the coronavirus pandemic evolves.
