While lawmakers and landowners ask to pause, companies surge ahead.
The fallout from a Pasadena police sergeant's resignation reached the city council chambers Tuesday night, where members pressed for transparency over the department's use of Flock Safety cameras.
U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill and U.S. Sen. Jim Banks have filed legislation in their respective chambers to end the awarding of citizenship to the children of illegal aliens and foreign nationals temporarily in the country.
In a new filing to Gov. Abbott, Texas regulators lay out rules to make massive data centers pay for their own grid upgrades and curb their impact on residential power bills.
Abbott has ordered regulators to require water‑efficient cooling, new generation, and self‑funded infrastructure from data centers.
The Houston-area clinic network had been blocked from performing abortions or other services until litigation concluded.
State Rep. Mitch Little wrote that he is doing a deep dive into the purpose of Flock cameras and citizens’ privacy concerns.
A new state law prompted the UH move.
Researchers have linked Humans First to Action Network and organizers with Black Lives Matter and Sunrise Movement.
The recapture program shifts property tax revenue from wealthier school districts to property-poor districts.
The agency is attempting to prevent "forever students" from extending their stay through repeated enrollment.
Following a contentious Houston town hall over his campaign's black voter outreach, the Democrat Senate nominee defended policies to "repair past harms" and endorsed the failed George Floyd Act.
