Harris County prosecutors' formal promise not to seek the death penalty against Lee Gilley has failed to resolve his extradition dispute, with an Italian court now rejecting the mandatory life sentence attached to his capital murder charge.
The new accrediting organization aims to promote academic excellence, institutional independence, and greater accountability in higher education.
State lawmakers calls for investigation into materials promoting the Transgender Education Network of Texas.
Five propositions to increase school property taxes are on the November 3 ballot in McKinney.
“The Founders valued the Bible for its insight into human nature.”
The speaker is launching a 2,000-mile campaign tour to support Republican candidates, including lawmakers who opposed his bid for speaker.
Texans can submit anonymous tips and supporting documents directly to investigators in the comptroller’s office.
Dr. Darby Roberts, who is on the board of NASPA, shared the organization’s award nomination announcement with her department.
Attorney General Paxton celebrated the settlement as “a historic victory for data privacy” and consumer protection.
Future ALPR installations for city departments will now require a public hearing.
The president will visit Lubbock and Waco as Republicans seek to secure victories in key races across the state.
Between the Western and Southern districts of Texas, nearly 700 new immigration and border security cases have been filed.
