Hundreds Of Thousands Of Texans Still Don’t Have Heat, And Some Austin-Area Outages Could...
Hundreds of thousands of businesses and households across Central and East Texas remained without power Thursday, as utility crews continue scrambling to fix power...
At Parental Rights Event, Gov. Greg Abbott Sheds Light on How He’d Implement “School...
For the first time since making parental rights a priority early last year, Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday voiced his most explicit support yet...
Here’s What You Need To Know About The Fight Over Property Tax Cuts In...
Property tax cuts will be one of the dominant topics of debate during this legislative session, and the fight over how much to spend...
Texas’ Private And Rural Schools Again Brace For A Showdown On School Choice
LUFKIN — Michael Lee knows what it’s like to make tough budget decisions.
As the former superintendent of Booker Independent School District, Lee experienced the...
Federal Judge Again Threatens Contempt-Of-Court Fines For Texas’ Slow Progress On Foster Care Reforms
U.S. District Judge Janis Graham Jack again threatened to hold the state’s child welfare agency in contempt of court for failing to comply with...
Texas Environmentalists Push The EPA To Crack Down On Methane Emissions, Saying State Agencies...
The Environmental Protection Agency got an earful from Texans this month.
In a marathon three-day public hearing, close to 300 people across the country gave...
Wanna bet? Texas Legislature To Reconsider Legalizing Casinos And Sports Betting
Gambling legalization advocates in Texas are going all in again this legislative session, confident that they have built more support since their efforts came...
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Says He’ll Run For Reelection In 2026, Reversing Previous Plan...
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said Tuesday he will “absolutely” run for reelection in 2026, a reversal from previous comments he made saying this would...
New Texas Foster Care Report Shows Both Improvements And Continued Deficiencies
Court monitors following a yearslong lawsuit against the state and the Department of Family and Protective Services released a fifth report Friday evening, tracking...
In Texas’ First Post-Roe Legislative Session, There’s A New Political Power Dynamic On Abortion
For decades, the abortion battle lines in the Texas Legislature were as clearly drawn as they were deeply entrenched. Every two years, Republicans would...
