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Fort Bend County’s tax assessor-collector is indicted on federal fraud charges, a federal prosecutor says past Texas elections are under investigation, the comptroller launches a fraud strike team, and Elections Alberta misses...
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.
Comptroller Don Huffines ordered a rule change to stop taxing electronic health record systems and patient portals as information or data processing services.
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.
The Texian Partisan's live page tracks Texas early voting now and every statewide and legislative race from 7 p.m. Central on November 3, county by county and district by district.
TCEQ told Gov. Abbott it has paused data center permits a month after his order. Public Citizen says agency records show eight stormwater permits issued after the order.
A federal appeals court upholds the Texas law keeping a China-owned company off the state’s power grid, the Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to restart Big Bend border construction, Frisco approves...
The Fifth Circuit's judicial council reassigned Dallas federal Judge Ada Brown's cases and ordered her to explain why she sent confidential and sealed files to about 140 people.
Texas environmental regulators tell the governor data center permits are paused as an advocacy group says some kept moving, the state asks a federal judge to end oversight of foster care, Parti...
Harris County checked in 104,659 in-person voters Monday, a first-day record for a midterm, as Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar, Travis and El Paso counties reported heavy first-day turnout.
Albertans vote by a wide margin to remain in Canada, the Texas comptroller opens a whistleblower portal for reports of tax fraud and misuse of state money, the governor says a Boca...
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission plans $78 million in Rural Texas Strong grants to 216 providers, the first share of an expected $1.4 billion federal program.
