Lawmakers who once clashed with the attorney general are now urging voters to unite behind the Republican ticket.
Austin attempted to reclaim jurisdiction over 170 properties outside its city limits.
The settlement is considered a first of its kind and is expected to serve as a precedent for pending settlements in other states.
Lack of transparency overshadows extra-high-voltage transmission line project.
Texas State was the first to complete a review required by a new state law.
More than 140 employees from at least a dozen taxpayer‑subsidized universities are active with a “journalism” group that one school has already concluded violates Texas’ DEI ban.
The court concluded that the plaintiffs did not have standing to sue.
More than 140 employees from at least a dozen taxpayer‑subsidized universities are slated to attend a “journalism” conference alleged to violate state law.
Council members voted 7-0 for the McKinney Islamic Association’s preliminary new mosque plan after hearing from supporters and opponents.
Teris Butler taught in Henderson ISD for nearly 12 years, but the alleged victim reportedly was not a student in the district.
An illegal alien attempting to re-enter the U.S. was detained and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Federal prosecutors say a Katy woman voted in five elections she wasn't legally allowed to participate in, which she has now admitted to in court.
