Attorney General Ken Paxton has already announced that he will appeal the decision.
House members questioned nearly $100 million directed to the foundation, its real estate investments, and potential conflicts of interest.
Officials and industry representatives urged lawmakers to address flood-control funding gaps, regional water shortages, utility governance, and new supply strategies.
The lack of qualified commercial drivers due to fraudulent practices was highlighted by testifiers during the hearing.
Critics state upcoming regulator decisions could increase Texas’ overreliance on unreliable electric generation.
UT-Dallas Professor Dr. Rosemary Admiral obstructed attempts to clear tent encampments.
The settlement would require Meta to set a two-hour daily limit for teen users by default, disable notifications during school hours, and hide likes and reactions.
The oil and gas industry should serve as a model for data centers.
Records of utilities not properly notifying landowners impacted by proposed extra-high-voltage transmission line routes keep growing.
The council voted down a plan to let residents decide the fate of the city's Flock Safety cameras.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick also said he believes Gov. Greg Abbott wants to make a White House run.
Attorney general points to Democrat Senate candidate’s votes against restrictions on foreign land ownership and contracts with Chinese companies.
