Kristi Hanks works for Dickinson ISD and was assigned to teach at the Galveston County Juvenile Justice Center.
Witnesses urged lawmakers to treat personal data as property, arguing current privacy law leaves consumers dependent on company consent.
In a 2023 sermon, the Democrat Senate nominee argued a truly Christian nation would forgive student debt and guarantee healthcare.
City officials filed an appeal seeking to preserve Houston's decades-old minority contracting program after a federal judge ruled its race-based provisions unconstitutional.
One attorney argues that state law contradicts itself, subjecting parents to the discretion of prosecutors.
Don Huffines will review up to four districts as Gov. Greg Abbott calls for greater scrutiny of the state’s $104.9 billion in K-12 spending.
Patrick hinted at possible legislation to help enforce the removal of explicit books from school library shelves next session.
Texas House candidate Brittany Black’s criminal history spans several years and includes multiple arrests and convictions.
Multiple Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center entities prescribed puberty blockers for minors.
A principal and special education teacher tied to a student abuse case are now charged with defrauding the school district.
The energy secretary celebrated the Permian Basin’s growth and warned that new transmission projects should ultimately lower costs for consumers.
More than 20,000 attendees are expected for the September gathering featuring President Donald Trump.
