Will redistricting Texas save the Republic?
The justices found that a divorce obtained without the wife’s knowledge violated fundamental due-process protections.
The models differ greatly in their demand and generation assumptions.
Wendy Bailey, charged with participating in a “pass the trash” scheme, was among 11 educators whose certifications were temporarily suspended in September.
This is Provost William Inboden’s latest rejection of grievance studies content.
State Rep. Brad Buckley said ERCOT’s 765-kV transmission lines “trample private property rights to advance a radical climate agenda.”
A former employee told Sara Gonzales that Great American Technologies repeatedly did not pay him on time, and sometimes not at all.
After resolving a $42 million budget deficit and implementing corrective measures, TEA has removed its conservators from the Socorro Independent School District.
Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating data center developments across the state for compliance with legally required water-use surveys.
The proposed desalination plant could provide up to 100 million gallons of drinking water per day.
Witnesses raised concerns about Flock’s cybersecurity vulnerabilities and misuse of the system.
Ted Cruz is urging the Trump administration to label CAIR as a terrorist organization.
