The technology is increasingly looked at as a method for emissions reduction without eliminating oil and gas production.
Paxton also accused his opponents of violating confidentiality by referencing “oral communications" during settlement talks.
The GOP Legislature and the State Republican Executive Committee often jockey for territorial positions during policy fights.
The British bank is the eleventh company added to Texas' list of fossil fuel "boycotters."
Two lawsuits for public records against Texas municipalities set notable precedents regarding a plaintiff’s ability to recover attorney fees.
The long-running lawsuit pits generators who lost billions of dollars during the 2021 blackouts against the state's utility regulator.
A bill seeking to remove short-barrelled rifles from the list of prohibited weapons now heads to committee.
After years of responding to individual ordinances, GOP legislators have an eye on passing a proactive preemption measure.
Education Commissioner Morath will replace Houston’s elected board of trustees with appointed managers no earlier than June 1.
Former state senator Jane Nelson will become the 115th Secretary of State of Texas and the sixth to hold the position under Gov. Greg Abbott.
Punch and counterpunch have been exchanged between the chambers of the Texas Legislature over a portion of the property tax debate.
After reducing the offense to a misdemeanor last session, the Texas Senate voted to restore illegal voting to a felony.
