More than 1,600 allegations of inappropriate educator-student relationships were reported last year.
Attorney General Paxton has intervened to ensure an unborn baby will receive life-saving medical care upon birth, despite the ongoing parentage suit between his surrogate mother and intended parents.
Drew Darby is seeking a public meeting on pending air permits and answers from the developer on water, power, emissions, and other local impacts.
The site will not need to connect to the state electric grid.
UT-Dallas Professor Dr. Rosemary Admiral obstructed attempts to clear tent encampments.
A new report found that spending growth in several of the state’s most populous cities and counties exceeded the combined rate of population growth and inflation, prompting calls for new fiscal restraints ahead of the 90th Legislature.
Robert Howden says the Legislature, not the courts, is the proper venue for establishing closed primaries.
Dr. Albert Bimper’s academic scholarship focuses on the “intersection of race,” “intercollegiate athletics,” and “neoliberalism.”
Meta, MARA, Skybox, OpenAI, and Digital Realty have pledged to comply with new standards aimed at protecting Texas ratepayers, water supplies, and communities from the effects of data center expansion.
Council members unanimously supported removing the surveillance cameras after residents raised concerns about privacy, oversight, and the technology’s introduction.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited South Texas to review expanded drone surveillance, livestock controls, and sterile-fly production aimed at containing the parasite.
Eduardo Aguilera-Gallardo was deported in 2025 after an immigration judge ordered his removal in 2022.
