Terry Meza Castle Doctrine Bill Has Lawmakers and Social Media Up in Arms
State Representative Terry Meza’s (D-Irving) bill seeking to amend the Castle Doctrine has stirred lawmakers and social media outlets alike.
The Castle Doctrine allows a...
Texas attorney general’s office paying lead lawyer $540 per hour to defend against whistleblower...
The Texas attorney general's office will pay outside counsel $540 an hour to defend the state agency against accusations that it was retaliating against...
Electoral College Votes in Joe Biden on the Heels of Supreme Court Dismissing Texas...
The Electoral College confirmed Joe Biden as winner of the 2020 presidential election, giving him an expected total of 306 votes to Trump’s 232....
Three indicted in Harris County on allegations of trying to illegally influence state House...
A Harris County grand jury has indicted three people who tried to illegally influence races in two Houston-area state House districts during the 2020...
A House Divided: Texas GOP At War With Itself
There may be trouble on the horizon for Texas’ Republican Party.
Despite exceeding expectations in the 2020 election, intraparty conflict has already emerged among some...
What Will Public Testimony Look Like Next Session?
Updated December 14, 2020
On Dec. 14, Chair of the House Administration Committee, Charlie Geren (R-Fort Worth), announced an “Opening Day Operational Plan” for the...
Early Voting Begins for Special Election Runoff in Texas State Senate District 30
Early voting begins for Texans in State Senate District 30 to find who will replace newly elected Congressman Pat Fallon in rural North Texas.
The...
Texas GOP Far Right Rally to Air “Grievances” Sees Familiar Faces
Over a hundred people gathered outside of Dallas City Hall on Saturday to take part in a Texas GOP rally to voice opinions on...
Gov. Greg Abbott tells supporters he’s considering placing law enforcement for central Austin under...
In his latest move in a political fight against Austin over police funding, Gov. Greg Abbott says he is considering a proposal to put...
Sunset Commission Says Texas Law Enforcement Regulation is “Fragmented” and “Toothless”
A recent report by Texas’ Sunset Advisory Commission found that the “state’s current regulation of law enforcement is, by and large, toothless.” First reported...
