Since the pandemic's onset, the Texas economy has rebounded but still struggles with staffing shortages across many industries.
State officials have regularly clashed with the City of Austin over its policies, including the continuous flirtation with lax homeless camping enforcement.
While the Texas Department of State Health Services is issuing poison warnings about ivermectin products, treating physicians are continuing to promote the FDA-approved pharmaceutical product.
After a third wave of COVID-19 cases spread across Texas, the number of coronavirus hospitalizations is on the decline again.
More monoclonal antibody infusion centers are being set up around Texas in an effort to reduce COVID-19 hospitalizations.
New details on the whistleblower controversy in the Office of the Attorney General show the situation was fraught with poor communication and rising tensions.
The school district stated shortly after the order was announced that they'd be moving forward with their "request" that staff be vaccinated by October 15.
The district court's order temporarily suspends the Biden administration's revocation of Texas Section 1115 Medicaid waiver.
The governor is asymptomatic but receiving antibody treatment, according to his office.
The court will fully consider the case later this week, but for now the local mandates are prohibited until a final verdict is delivered.
Skyrocketing homicide rates and bond release practices in Harris County have drawn the attention of gubernatorial candidate Allen West.
Major school districts are disregarding Governor Abbott's order ending mask mandates at all levels of government.
Going forward, the agency will treat medically unnecessary gender transition surgeries as child abuse. The letter does not address puberty-blocking drugs or hormonal treatments.
The governor’s call for a new special session broadens the legislative options that lawmakers may be able to pass.
Although Abbott's orders restrict local mask mandates, Houston Mayor Turner announced a face-covering requirement for city employees regardless of vaccination status.
After Trump’s endorsement, George P. Bush said that Ken Paxton “misled the president,” referencing the controversies surrounding the current attorney general.
The governor’s new executive order emphasizes a prohibition on “vaccine passports” and prohibits “COVID-19-related operating limits for any business.”
County judges can implement renewed restrictions if COVID-19 hospitalizations rise above 15 percent of a region’s capacity for seven days.
As another hot Texas summer begins, the state's power grid and those who run it hope to regain the public's trust after February's disaster.
The analysis found the vast majority of hospitals across America were some degree of non-compliant with the new regulation.
