A judge has given Robert Howden until Monday to state whether the office will continue seeking dismissal of the GOP's lawsuit.
The 40-year-old Houston ISD teacher reportedly did not start a sexual relationship with the former student until she turned 18.
School Board President Brandon Green is the latest Winnsboro ISD official charged with failure to report abuse allegations.
His proposal is intended to lower utility costs by allowing market competition.
Gov. Abbott has demanded data centers pay for their own electric infrastructure and reuse water for cooling.
Eyes are on whether utility regulators will heed or ignore lawmakers and landowners on extra-high-voltage transmission line project.
Lawmakers who once clashed with the attorney general are now urging voters to unite behind the Republican ticket.
The settlement is considered a first of its kind and is expected to serve as a precedent for pending settlements in other states.
Lack of transparency overshadows extra-high-voltage transmission line project.
After the city held a workshop more than two hours away in Fredericksburg, State Rep. Stan Gerdes said he'll seek legislation to ensure residents have a fair opportunity to attend local government meetings.
President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill had removed taxing power that the regulations had relied upon.
Witnesses highlighted ties between a controversial North Texas development and Muslim extremism.
