Abbott says data centers must complete state audits and protect Texas’ power and water resources before permits can move forward.
The Texas Legislature is expected to close the state’s primaries during the 2027 legislative session, making an immediate ruling unnecessary.
Attorneys for one suspect referred to the alleged crimes as “locker room hijinks” that have been "going on for years” at Boyd High School.
The HD 93 candidate’s withdrawal follows scrutiny over a federal felony conviction that resulted in a 63-month prison sentence.
The “National Women's Studies Association” is the second organization UNT has found to violate Texas’ DEI ban.
The Texas Department of Transportation has suspended approvals for Flock cameras along state-owned roadways.
The “advisory-only” body had its authority stripped under a new state law.
Filing comes as ERCOT has come under fire from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick over a proposed contract extension and compensation increase for its CEO.
Abbott, Patrick, and Burrows say prosecutor accountability will be a priority when lawmakers return to Austin.
The City of San Antonio plans to redevelop Brackenridge Park in a way the church claims restricts its ability to worship.
Robert Wilson King pleaded guilty after posting on social media that he would shoot and kill ICE agents.
Rev. Carol Johnson says St. Andrew’s is “not a belief-based church” and describes the congregation as a “sanctuary church.”
