Senators questioned the comptroller’s office regarding outcomes for data centers that are exempt from sales taxes.
Texas senators are considering requiring internal auditors after years of audit reporting gaps.
As Texas struggles to increase water supply, questions arise about Oncor’s due diligence on the intersection of proposed transmission lines and water.
The National Board Certification is one of the pathways for teachers to achieve a designation that provides additional funding for their salaries.
The Sherman rally brought together nearly every major Republican statewide official and candidate, with speakers urging conservatives to maximize rural turnout ahead of November.
Companies under investigation include Tampax, Kotex, L., and LOLA.
Victims, including a 14-year-old, were allegedly trapped for hours in an unventilated shipping container in Texas.
Will governor-appointed commissioners heed outcries from landowners and lawmakers to slow down an extra-high-voltage transmission line project?
The latest interim charges build on dozens already issued this year as Texas senators prepare for the next legislative session.
Baytown Police Chief John Stringer says an internal affairs and a criminal investigation are underway after allegations that an officer misused the city's Flock license plate reader system.
New report says Talarico may have violated Texas residency rules in 2022 campaign.
The remarks, made during a 2024 podcast, come as the Democrat Senate candidate increasingly emphasizes his Christian faith on the campaign trail.
