This week — Texas Republicans postpone their state convention, the Freedom Caucus calls on the comptroller, and a state senate race continues to solidify.
Earlier today, Gov. Abbott met with state and federal health officials to discuss a contingency plan for mitigating the effects and spread of the coronavirus in Texas.
After KXAN exposed TRS's new lease downtown, members of the Texas legislature have decided to hold hearings on the matter during the interim.
This Austin-area swing district, currently held by State Rep. Vikki Goodwin (D-Austin), will likely play a pivotal role in determining who controls the Texas House.
President Trump visited Austin on Sunday to tout recent progress on trade deals before the American Farm Bureau Federation's annual gathering.
On Friday, an appellate court granted an emergency motion, requiring Cook Children's to continue providing life sustaining treatment to Tinslee Lewis throughout the appeals process.
Armed citizens stopped a madman from killing more people, and two recent changes in state law may have contributed to their ability to save the congregation.
The county's move continues the trend of pushing back against gun control chatter from lawmakers and political figures in both parties.
The freshman Democrat engaged with 200 constituents Sunday evening on a host of topics including impeachment, healthcare, and energy policy.
In this week's Back Mic — a breakdown of three key State House special elections and Lt. Governor Patrick takes aim at a state agency.
Although the resolution requested by Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia to support so-called "universal background checks" was not placed on the agenda this week, it could be brought up at a later meeting.
The legislation from Cornyn encourages internet service providers to share information with law enforcement and also expedites the death penalty for international and domestic terrorism cases.
In downtown Dallas on Thursday evening, President Trump addressed a collective crowd of more than 50,000 people gathered inside and outside the American Airlines Center.
Here are this week's updates, including a debate between RPT Chairman James Dickey and Allen West, and higher office aspirations for George P. Bush.
Officials from Texas A&M, the Army Futures Command, and Sen. Cornyn announced a $65 million cooperative agreement for a new military combat development complex in central Texas.
Former Congressman Pete Sessions served 11 terms in the House of Representatives and chaired the powerful Rules Comittee prior to his defeat in 2018.
Republican state representatives Tom Oliverson and Valoree Swanson fielded questions on gun control and the Speaker controversy in Tomball last night.
Here are this week's critical developments from the candidates, elected officials, and policies that impact Texans everywhere.
Despite universal opposition to expanded background checks from the Texas GOP, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick continued to call for consideration of the policy in a series of radio interviews on Monday.
The 62-member State Republican Executive Committee affirmed a resolution unanimously opposing red flag laws and enhanced background checks in a message to party leaders.
