Gov. Abbott described the election as a “choice between common sense and crazy.”
Dan Brinks’ promotion was announced as the university is poised to continue several grievance studies programs.
Thomas Gleeson wrote judges did not address questions of state and federal standards and congestion cost savings.
If convicted, Allegra Mora faces anywhere from 10 years to life in federal prison.
The appeals court’s decision leaves Texas’ ban on in-state tuition for illegal aliens intact.
Specialist advocates for Texas to evaluate proposed route as a “homeland defense problem.”
Criticism comes as regulators prepare to discuss next phases of extra-high-voltage transmission project.
Jerry R. Strawser is a former dean of the Mays Business School.
The governor’s campaign is focusing on the Democrat nominee’s legislative record on transgender issues involving children.
Manvel will stop using Flock Safety's license plate reader cameras following a unanimous vote Tuesday to terminate the city's contract.
Texas figures played a central role in the convention’s opening night.
Over the last week, 247 people, including 232 illegal aliens, have been charged for border security crimes.
