Last-minute changes to the new Texas House map include adjustments in major counties and GOP optimism in South Texas.
Under Article IV, Section 14 of the Texas Constitution, Gov. Greg Abbott has the authority to veto bills passed by the legislature.
The bill's path looks clear, though the House slowed its momentum by leaving the Senate version in committee.
Days after Austin voters affirmed a ballot proposition reinstating a public camping ban, the Texas House took the first step toward banning the practice statewide.
With a controversial "cultural competence plan" as a central issue in the campaigns, voters in Carroll ISD in Southlake decisively elected candidates who promised to fight against it.
This week — Sid Miller jumps into puberty blocker debate, alcohol-to-go nears the finish line, and budget conference committee begins.
The House State Affairs Committee hearing considered a years-in-the-making ban on taxpayer-funded lobbying early Friday morning.
After Austin's two-year run with almost zero limitations on public camping by homeless individuals, the State of Texas is poised to ban the policy.
One omnibus bill combines a current abortion ban of unborn children with detectable heartbeats and a future ban if Roe v. Wade is overturned.
Since Austin officials have maintained their commitment to the homeless public camping and laying ordinance, the legislature is now taking a crack at its prohibition.
Here's a list of the newly announced Texas House committee chair and vice chair appointments.
Bills have been filed in the Texas House and Senate which would ban abortion in Texas if the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
This week — here's a look at what's happening in Texas politics, particularly after the anarchic events in Washington D.C. unfolded.
The Fortune 500 company recently announced that it would be moving its headquarters from San Francisco to the more business-friendly environment in North Texas.
In this week's Back Mic — a breakdown of Speaker Dennis Bonnen's various lists.
