Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Joe Biden Over Signing Federal Spending Package
WASHINGTON — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued President Joe Biden on Wednesday for signing last year’s federal government funding package, arguing it was...
Uvalde’s State Lawmakers Face An Uphill Battle Raising The Age Limit For Semi-automatic Guns....
UVALDE — Tracy King was getting ready to head to lunch from his office in this town straddling the Hill Country and South Texas...
In Audio, High-ranking TEA Official Admits Public School Funds Could Drop with Voucher-like Programs
A high-ranking Texas Education Agency official was caught on audio advocating for voucher-like programs on behalf of Gov. Greg Abbott and admitting that funding...
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s Priority Bills Signal Another Swing at Pushing Texas to the...
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced a list Monday of 30 wide-ranging bills that he has designated his legislative priorities, including providing property tax relief...
Ken Paxton’s Misdeeds Have Cost Texans $6 Million
Attorney General Ken Paxton has spent the last six years and two elections under indictment for securities fraud, not to mention a separate federal...
Attorney General Ken Paxton agrees to apologize and pay $3.3 million to whistleblowers in...
Attorney General Ken Paxton and four of his former top deputies who said he improperly fired them after they accused him of crimes have...
Texas Military Department Says It Needs $460 Million More To Keep Border Mission Afloat...
The Texas Military Department’s chief told Senate budget writers Thursday it will cost $459.3 million to keep thousands of active-duty troops on Gov. Greg...
Gov. Greg Abbott Tells State Agencies To Stop Considering Diversity In Hiring
Gov. Greg Abbott’s office is warning state agency and public university leaders this week that the use of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives —...
State Sen. Charles Schwertner Arrested On Suspicion Of Drunken Driving
State Sen. Charles Schwertner was arrested early Tuesday morning on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, according to Travis County sheriff’s office records.
Schwertner, a Georgetown...
Texas Senators Seem Open to Major Change in State’s Public Education Funding Formula
During the Senate Finance Committee’s first public education hearing Monday, senators seemed open to reconsidering the core metric used to determine how much money...
