Governor Abbott has endorsed embattled Rep. Dustin Burrows' reelection bid after the Lubbock Republican resigned as chair of the House GOP Caucus.
Documents show that three people have applied for the DFPS position: one judge, Sandee Bryan Marion, and two current employees of the department, John Lee and Jim Sylvester.
It's that time of year again. As millions of Texas kids head back to school, parents have resources at their disposal to keep them up to speed and engaged in the classroom.
According to the governor, the Texas Enterprise Fund's taxpayer-backed grant funding for Uber could yield $75 million in capital investment.
In an attempt to circumvent a new state law banning local funding of abortion providers, Austin City Council members are attempting to fund groups that provide logistics for women seeking abortions.
State and federal agencies are currently investigating a series of cyber-attacks targeted at local government entities across Texas.
Governor Greg Abbott appointed Ruth Ruggero Hughs as the new Secretary of State after his previous appointee, David Whitley, resigned.
Efforts by Texas Democrats to make gains appear increasingly reliant on funding from outside the Lone Star state.
Texas politicians are mulling over so-called "red flag laws" to try to curb mass shootings amid concerns about such laws infringing on constitutional rights.
Following the horrific mass murder in El Paso earlier this month, the governor announced the creation of a task force aimed at curbing future threats.
RPT Chairman James Dickey discusses why he is running once again for the chairmanship and outlines his take on the 86th legislative session.
For those trying to follow what's happened in the ongoing drama over an alleged quid pro quo offered to Empower Texans by Speaker Dennis Bonnen.
The Austin-based non-profit has been slapped with a complaint alleging that it's violating its tax status by behaving as a labor union.
The FCC proposal is designed to assist broadband expansion into more rural, underserved areas and could improve broadband for some 2.7 million Texans.
Speaker Dennis Bonnen sent an email to House members to apologize for statements he made in a meeting with Michael Quinn Sullivan and Rep. Dustin Burrows.
Following the mass murder at the Walmart in El Paso, Texans are coming together to support the victims through donating blood, financial support, and prayer.
Former Florida Congressman Allen West joins Konni Burton to discuss why he is running for Republican Party of Texas chair, his thoughts on the 86th legislative session, and his love of motorcycles.
John Zerwas, a physician and powerful lawmaker, accepted a job offer from the University of Texas and will leave the legislature for the academic institution this fall.
As the border crisis continues, African immigrants are arriving at the southern border by the hundreds with resounding effects for the city of San Antonio.
Speaker Dennis Bonnen and Chairman Dustin Burrows are under fire as details continue to come out regarding their meeting with Michael Quinn Sullivan.
