The Saturday night gathering celebrated a decade of activism as one of Texas' most active and influential Tea Party groups.
Immediately after the Austin city council voted to fund abortion "logistics," a former councilman filed a lawsuit against the city arguing it violates a new Texas pro-life law.
Texas lawmakers discussed toll roads, electric cars, and high-speed rail at yesterday's Irving Transportation Investment Summit.
With the new "Save Chick-fil-A" law now in effect, citizens are suing the city of San Antonio over its policy to exclude the restaurant from the airport in what they see as religious discrimination.
The Department of Public Safety is attempting to alleviate excessive wait times at driver's license offices with more personnel and a new pilot program.
There are 820 new state laws going into effect today. From lunch dates with your dog to official blue tie day, here's an overview of some you likely haven't heard about.
Governor Abbott has endorsed embattled Rep. Dustin Burrows' reelection bid after the Lubbock Republican resigned as chair of the House GOP Caucus.
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.
Speaker Dennis Bonnen and Chairman Dustin Burrows are under fire as details continue to come out regarding their meeting with Michael Quinn Sullivan.
Empower Texans CEO Michael Quinn Sullivan alleges that Speaker Dennis Bonnen wanted him to challenge 10 GOP House members in exchange for press passes.
Governor Abbott signed the long-awaited "beer-to-go" legislation, and Texans will now be able to take home one case of beer a day from craft breweries.
