Posted on · According to the chairman of the Texas House committee where the bathroom bill died in 2017, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott "did not want that bill on his desk"
Posted on · Cornyn had been pushing the bill since the Sutherland Springs shooting last year. He now has enough co-sponsors to avoid a filibuster
Posted on · El Paso Democrat Beto O'Rourke was the heavy favorite to win this week's Democratic primary for senate. So why did he lose some border counties to a relative unknown?
Posted on · Houston Democrat Sylvia Garcia hasn't yet stepped down from her Texas Senate seat after winning her congressional primary Tuesday, but Houston state Reps. Ana Hernandez and Carol Alvarado have already said they plan to run for it
Posted on · Lori Brown's plans aren't fully formed. But she's determined to push for new laws in Texas that she believes will prevent stabbing sprees like the one that killed her son.
Posted on · Hispanics rarely win seats on Texas' two highest courts. Some experts blame the "surname challenge."
Posted on · Federal officials have sued the city of Houston after two female firefighters accused their male colleagues of harassing them because of their sex
Posted on · Texas has sued the government more than 60 times since 2008, and those efforts haven’t ceased since the Obama administration gave way to that of President Donald Trump last year
Posted on · State Sen. Carlos Uresti, D-San Antonio, could face years in prison and lose his seat after he was found guilty of multiple felonies Thursday.
Posted on · Testimony and closing arguments have wrapped up in the criminal trial of state Sen. Carlos Uresti, D-San Antonio. Now a jury will decide whether he's guilty of 11 felony counts
Posted on · A year after the Texas Freedom Caucus first launched, the bloc of hardline conservatives in the Texas House is optimistic it will broaden its membership before state lawmakers head back to Austin in 2019.
Posted on · New state Supreme Court Justice Jimmy Blacklock is the latest judge to face a familiar challenge in Texas: On the bench, he has to appear impartial. But to keep his seat, he has to win the approval of Texas' deep-red electorate.
Posted on · For the second time in a matter of months, a top legal adviser to Gov. Greg Abbott has been named to a prominent judicial post
Posted on · A trial starting Monday, February 12, in federal court will test Texas' nearly 150-year-old system of statewide elections to the state's two highest courts
Posted on · Just weeks after false reports of a nuclear missile terrified Hawaiians, an erroneous tsunami warning was sent to individuals in Texas and along the East Coast.