This week — the Texas GOP hits Speaker Phelan in a new ad, former lawmakers join a conservative think tank, and George P. Bush finds a new post after his term in public office.
Williamson County says Paxton exceeded his authority and contradicted state law in allowing public inspection of ballots and other election records.
Granbury ISD is under a federal Title IX investigation for sex discrimination because of the books it has removed from school libraries.
The attorney general's guidance states that the legislature authorized public entry into secure ballot boxes after the election provided voter identity is redacted.
This week — Texas senators lead a border tour, the attorney general dodges a question about declaring an “invasion” on the border, and Ken Paxton leads John Cornyn in a 2026 poll.
At the Texas GOP convention, reporters for The Texan talked with elected officials across the Lone Star State.
In the race between Trump-endorsed Phil Sorrells and state Rep. Matt Krause, Sorrells won with nearly 60 percent of the votes cast.
Nate Schatzline, a newcomer focused on social issues, defeated political veteran Laura Hill to be the GOP nominee for Texas House District 93.
If Roe v. Wade is reversed, then Texas will have two sets of laws banning abortion, each with a different penalty for violations.
The governor stated that law enforcement officers could be prosecuted by the federal government if they deport illegal aliens.
Krause is running for Tarrant County district attorney after dropping a campaign for attorney general last fall.
While parents express concerns about books in school libraries, the association to which many school librarians belong is featuring a drag performer and critical race theorist at its annual conference.
