State Rep. Brad Buckley said ERCOT’s 765-kV transmission lines “trample private property rights to advance a radical climate agenda.”
Witnesses raised concerns about Flock’s cybersecurity vulnerabilities and misuse of the system.
After resolving a $42 million budget deficit and implementing corrective measures, TEA has removed its conservators from the Socorro Independent School District.
Superintendent announces formation of Long-Range Sustainability Committee.
Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating data center developments across the state for compliance with legally required water-use surveys.
Dr. Darby Roberts is on the board of NASPA, which is working to rebrand DEI using less politically charged terminology.
Yisak Worku said the “deep red district” is why he does not plan to publicly identify as a democratic socialist.
The increase would have boosted lawmakers’ compensation while raising the amount lobbyists could spend without identifying who benefited.
Texas’ overall education freedom ranking dropped by one in 2026.
Willis High School began requiring every student to pass through a metal detector on the same morning two students were detained for statements about having a bomb.
Ted Cruz is urging the Trump administration to label CAIR as a terrorist organization.
The Supreme Court rejected the emergency appeal from McKenna West, a surrogate who fled to Texas to prevent the child from being aborted.
