This week — 18 Texas legislators members oppose appointing Democratic chairs, an El Paso representative tempers calls for district attorney appointment, and a committee considers changes to the House Rules.
Texas executed a 61-year-old man last week for murdering his mother in Smith County nearly two decades ago.
Commercial casinos are banned in Texas, but a political action committee funded by a Las Vegas corporation hopes to change that.
Judge Catherine Mauzy decided that Gutierrez improperly submitted the request under the Texas Government Code.
A committee formed by Speaker Dade Phelan to investigate the Robb Elementary School shooting released a preliminary report on its findings.
Rep. Dustin Burrows is releasing the video against the wishes of District Attorney Christina Mitchell-Busbee.
This week — Uvalde Sheriff Nolasco will appear before a House investigative committee after his initial absence, Cornyn sees disapproval ratings rise after the gun deal, and June polling for three statewide races is listed.
Texas Sands PAC has given more than a million dollars to Texas politicians and candidates this year.
Chief Pete Arredondo did not consider himself the on-scene commander as he responded to the 18-year-old gunman who killed 21 people.
The Investigative Committee on the Robb Elementary Shooting will have additional hearings with testimony heard in executive session.
The court decided that Lucio’s innocence claims and allegations of prosecutorial misconduct deserve an examination by the trial court.
Melissa Lucio was sentenced to lethal injection in 2008 after a jury convicted her of capital murder in the death of her two-year-old daughter.
