Attorney General Backs East Texans Fighting to Reopen Fenced Trinity River Waterway
The attorney general's office filed a brief backing Save the Cutoff, which is asking the Twelfth Court of Appeals to reopen an old Trinity River channel a landowner fenced in 2022.
Texas Comptroller Moves to End Sales Tax on Medical Records Systems
Comptroller Don Huffines ordered a rule change to stop taxing electronic health record systems and patient portals as information or data processing services.
FBI Arrests McKinney Teen in Alleged ISIS-Inspired Plot to Kill Congressman Keith Self
A 17-year-old from McKinney is in federal custody, accused of plotting to kill U.S. Rep. Keith Self in an attack on behalf of the Islamic State, Gov. Greg Abbott said.


















