Gov. Abbott ordered the rainbow crosswalk removed.
The agency is attempting to prevent "forever students" from extending their stay through repeated enrollment.
The truck driver was arrested in February after admitting to Customs and Border Protection officers that he was hauling illegal aliens instead of carrots.
Italian judges have paused the extradition of Houston murder suspect Lee Gilley, demanding written assurances from U.S. prosecutors that he will not be executed if convicted.
A Texas Public Policy Foundation paper suggests lawmakers use Arizona’s voter verification laws as a blueprint for new action at the state level.
New executive order broadens Texas' crackdown by directing six state agencies to investigate and enforce laws against unlawful birth tourism schemes.
Commissioners are expected to make their next decision on the proposed extra-high-voltage transmission lines in August.
The U.S. Department of Education threatens to withhold federal funds if school districts fail to protect children from sexual predators.
The restrictions are a result of the Texas Supreme Court upholding regulations made by the Department of State Health Services in 2021.
The journalist was found to have sufficiently pleaded violations of his clearly established constitutional rights.
Following a contentious Houston town hall over his campaign's black voter outreach, the Democrat Senate nominee defended policies to "repair past harms" and endorsed the failed George Floyd Act.
Jackson asked acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission Andrew Ferguson about the results of an investigation into two proxy advisory firms.
