Council members have taken a series of actions to restrict the use of automated license plate readers.
The lawsuit alleges the companies misled parents about the safety of baby food products.
Federal immigration officials and Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare are offering conflicting accounts of an October 10 collision that left a Mexican national hospitalized and an ICE agent facing a criminal investigation.
Public Utility Commission to vote on adding time to consider rehearing motions.
State attorneys argue that meeting the 2029 deadline for a project TDCJ estimates would cost $1.5 billion could divert funding from other essential operations.
The restriction applies to future grants administered by the comptroller’s office and covers purchases, subscriptions, and contracts for automated vehicle-identification systems.
Oncor argues the Public Utility Commission's current order offers "adequate protection."
The School of Civic Leadership, which was a priority of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, is hosting the lecture.
The foundation is asking the court to clarify how judges review government restrictions on private property.
Irving ISD is asking voters to approve new bond debt and a property tax rate increase.
Federal agents reportedly took control of 187 electronic devices used to help North Korean agents generate revenue for the regime’s weapons program.
Although hailed as a victory for the Second Amendment, activists warn that the new guidance does not go far enough in protecting firearm owners in the future.
