The City of Granbury has repeatedly failed to hand over all evidence necessary for Eva Royer’s defense.
The site is expected to deliver 400 megawatts of power.
Amelia Rabroker’s art studio has regularly hosted LGBT-themed events.
Texas law prevents homeowners associations from broadly banning campaign signs during election season, though certain restrictions still apply.
The regulations recently took effect after state courts had blocked enforcement for four and a half years.
With ERCOT reviewing more than 474 gigawatts of new load requests, Abbott is demanding a full data center audit before any more projects move forward.
Companies under investigation include Frito-Lay, Flora Food Group, and ACH Foods.
TPPF Senior Fellow Sam Westrop told lawmakers that Sharia-compliant finance firms have questionable ties to hostile nations and Islamic terrorist groups, raising transparency concerns.
The institute promotes critical theory and identity politics research.
Nearly two months after Houston revised its ICE cooperation policy, a Honduran citizen is now suing the city over how that policy was applied to him.
Port reopenings received mixed responses from Texas agriculture organizations.
The case is an example of Biden-era policies that allowed for thousands of alien children to enter the country unaccompanied.
