Two lawsuits for public records against Texas municipalities set notable precedents regarding a plaintiff’s ability to recover attorney fees.
A public school district in Odessa plans to lobby the Texas Legislature against school choice and to resurrect a tax incentive program.
With the holiday season well underway, here are a few top attractions across Texas for those looking for the quintessential Christmas experience.
The Odessa City Council terminated several appointees, gave pay raises to emergency responders, and passed a Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance.
Two new members on the Odessa City Council voted to pass a Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance almost immediately after taking the oaths of office.
An Odessa-area elected official is being questioned if he ever received a pardon that would allow him to hold public office.
A judge is allowing an election for two seats on the Ector County Utility District to proceed after initially pausing the election.
Laws regulating game rooms featuring casino-style gaming machines are being enforced very differently in different jurisdictions.
A non-profit coalition of major energy industry companies is exploring multiple options to expand quality healthcare options in the Permian Basin.
Each defendant faces a sentence of up to life imprisonment after pleading guilty in federal court last week.
Two felony prosecutors with the Ector County district attorney's office shared how they secured a murder conviction in the death of a five-week-old unborn child.
The Panhandle town of Nazareth adopted the ordinance this morning, becoming the 36th town in Texas to outlaw abortion.
