After years of litigation, the Supreme Court opinion clears the way for the TEA commissioner to replace the elected trustees with appointed managers.
The court majority dismissed Younger's petition, insisting it couldn't rule on a hypothetical situation and that the current custody order is sufficient.
Texas continues under disaster declarations for the coronavirus pandemic but the state's restrictions were lifted in March 2021.
More than 2,000 ballots cast in Harris County under a court order keeping polls open late on election day must be reported separately from election totals.
Commissioner Rodney Ellis filed a lawsuit to extend the count, saying some precinct election records had not yet been counted.
Laws regulating game rooms featuring casino-style gaming machines are being enforced very differently in different jurisdictions.
Five years after the passage of a bill to stop cyberbullying, the Texas Supreme Court has created a form to help parents seek an injunction as needed.
An undercover federal agent gave the lawyer a black backpack with tens of thousands of dollars in cash to launder.
The new order includes new directions for Health and Human Services to promote abortion access for those crossing state lines, including through Medicaid.
Fort Worth is considering options for regulating short-term rentals within the city. Some residents are concerned about home values and housing supply.
The ruling marks an endpoint for a portion of the lawsuit, but remands another portion back to a lower court for further review.
By a vote of 5-3, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that Texas Central qualifies for eminent domain authority as an interurban electric railway.
