Attorney general points to Democrat Senate candidate’s votes against restrictions on foreign land ownership and contracts with Chinese companies.
Family of a student abused by 2nd-grade teacher Jason Maldonado wanted trustees to remove administrators who failed to heed warnings.
The dismissal failed to answer whether the Trump administration was right to invoke the Alien Enemies Act for such deportations.
Records of utilities not properly notifying landowners impacted by proposed extra-high-voltage transmission line routes keep growing.
The TMB argued that the Attorney General’s office violated the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct by representing Bowden.
Dr. Miguel Wasielewski previously stated that UT-Austin has “some degree of racial/ethnic hostility.”
The company’s headquarters will return to the city where Six Flags Over Texas opened more than 60 years ago.
Lawmakers’ and landowners’ call to deny applications overshadow the Public Utility Commission’s upcoming decision.
Brittany Black is demanding corrections over reporting on her 120-MPH police chase and guilty pleas to cocaine possession and DUI.
Federal prosecutors say the Houston man orchestrated a nearly $24 million mail theft scheme while free on a $600,000 bond tied to a fatal shooting in Stafford last year.
The court slammed the Biden administration for bypassing public comment in instituting the rules.
Abbott wrote that “Airports can no more offer Muslim-only bathroom spaces than they can maintain white-only bathrooms.”
