The company’s U.S. headquarters is currently in New Jersey.
Zul Mohamed has remained free on bond and politically active while appealing the voter fraud judgment against him.
Committee members examined allegations that cities have failed to update local ordinances while discussing potential "Death Star 2.0" reforms ahead of the next legislative session.
District officials announced cuts affecting 558 positions.
The tech giant announced that the investment is part of the company’s commitment to responsibly utilizing the natural resource in its data centers.
A state representative warned of the possibility earlier this week, but was rebuffed by federal officials.
A new chapter unfolds in the saga of a school district under state investigation.
Dr. Jody Randall has engendered accusations of “rebranding DEI.”
In a court filing responding to a lawsuit, Stephen Yearout claims his former consultants promised a $50,000 donation, sent him to the wrong place to file for office, and ultimately told him to drop out.
The decision comes in spite of receiving $800 million from the state to fund water projects.
The settlement approval between Texas and New Mexico is being proclaimed a win for farmers and water rights.
Bi-partisan “Protect College Sports Act of 2026” addresses student-athlete compensation, agent regulation, eligibility, and a one-transfer rule.
