All eight amendments to the Texas Constitution passed by overwhelming majorities of 59 percent or more.
Detective David Fugitt accused District Attorney José Garza of witness tampering in the indictment of Sgt. Daniel Perry for murder.
Through his attorney, Sgt. Daniel Perry asserts that he was acting in self-defense when he shot and killed Garrett Foster.
Elon Musk's expansion into Texas continues to develop.
The bill that was once an across-the-board restriction on localities' use of non-voter-approved spending became substantially neutered on the House floor after amendments.
The Austin mandate contradicts Abbott's order that lifted the statewide requirement, which says local authorities can't enforce mask rules.
The State of Texas and its capital city will once again go toe-to-toe in court, this time over the political subdivision's mask mandate.
Motivated by videos showing Planned Parenthood higher-ups discussing the sale of fetal remains, Texas decided to cut the group from the Medicaid program in October 2015.
The extension is a temporary restraining order against the state, though a more lasting ruling is expected in the coming week.
The decision by a state appeals court will likely be taken to the Texas Supreme Court for a final decision.
Poll workers in League City unwittingly told their own county judge he had to wear a mask. He signed an order giving teeth to Abbott's rule.
After Gov. Abbott said bars could reopen at 50% capacity if allowed by the county, the Travis County judge opted out of the possibility.
Between the coronavirus pandemic and a special election for Senate District 14, Travis County has seen a huge increase in the number of applications for mail-in ballots.
150 miles of construction have been completed on Kinder Morgan's planned 430-mile pipeline, but lawsuits from advocacy groups and local entities keep coming.
The City of Austin has had a shelter-in-place order instituted for 46 days and is now set for at least 22 more.
An advisory from Attorney General Ken Paxton says only those who have contracted coronavirus would be eligible to use mail-in ballots.
The new facial covering requirement, from which the homeless are currently exempted, extends through May 8.
The next move will come from the Texas Supreme Court which could affirm or overturn the district court's temporary restraining order.
As concerns over the coronavirus mount amid its continuing spread throughout the United States, here's the latest Texas news to know.
Health officials in Austin are cautioning the public after a case of the measles was confirmed in the city for the first time in more than 20 years.
