This week — Hegar endorses an incumbent’s runoff challenger, Texas GOP Chair Matt Rinaldi applauds an Abbott border security more, and Joe Straus slams Texas Republicans for school curriculum criticisms.
This week — Tarrant County legislators spar over redistricting, the Texas GOP chairman announces his re-election bid, and Sen. Brandon Creighton is appointed to chair another committee.
State Rep. Matt Schaefer suggested the possibility of legal repercussions under state law for a company paying for abortion costs.
The appeals court ruled that the city left out a key part of its force majeure argument in the motion for the lower court to toss the case.
Local GOP candidates raised alarm when they were told by staff that there were no Republicans on the ballot when trying to vote.
The former president emphasized his backing of Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, and Attorney General Ken Paxton, among others.
Attorney Eric Opiela filed the challenge to Perry's candidacy with the Republican Party of Texas, threatening litigation if it went unresolved.
Federal and private vaccine mandates have become the focal point of growing calls for a fourth special session and a state legislative response.
The most conservative Democrat in the Texas House has switched his party affiliation to the GOP.
Conservatives differ on Governor Greg Abbott's prohibition on all vaccine mandates in Texas after he first only outlawed such mandates by public entities.
Texas Republicans are urging the governor to add employer vaccine mandates to the call of the special session.
The Texas GOP has called on House Republican leadership to revoke chairmanships from truant Democrats and establish measures to prevent another quorum break.
