Attorney General Paxton celebrated the settlement as “a historic victory for data privacy” and consumer protection.
A Collin County jury convicted Michael Songy of indecent assault, a Class A misdemeanor.
Voters will decide whether to approve new school district debt for facility improvements, transportation, security upgrades, and teacher housing.
State Rep. Don McLaughlin said lawmakers will have to “take a hard look” at regulators’ authority.
A new research paper calls for stronger defenses, emergency stockpiles, and full-scale exercises to prepare for disasters and attacks.
Grief faces a first-degree felony charge over allegations that state resources were misused to facilitate a controversial $95 million jackpot.
Huffines is requiring contractors and grant recipients to certify that state funds will not support discriminatory DEI.
The pledge calls for stronger oversight of taxpayer-funded programs and tougher penalties for fraudsters.
Chairman Thomas Gleeson previously opposed delaying the 765-kV project.
The Supreme Court of Texas is set to decide.
Customs and Border Protection officers in Laredo arrested the illegal alien as he attempted to exit the country.
The president blasted the two Republicans as political hacks and urged the party to unite behind Paxton.
