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Abbott asked Treasury to suspend federal tax deadlines and waive penalties in 62 counties hit by the July storms, including 39 Washington left out of its disaster declaration.
Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian wants lawmakers to clear the way for industrial reuse of treated produced water, citing a Texas Tech study of pilot treatment projects.
Albertans vote today on whether to begin the legal process toward a binding referendum on leaving Canada, an analysis finds Texas schools referred children 10 to 13 for prosecution more than 47,000...
Midland's council voted 7-0 to end its Flock Safety license plate camera contract, joining a statewide pullback after moves by the governor and the comptroller.
Uvalde County's groundwater district told the utility commission that the Howard-to-Solstice 765-kV line crosses a high recharge zone for the Edwards Aquifer and could have 'a catastrophic effect.'
Under an agreed judgment with Attorney General Ken Paxton, Temu must keep Texans' data on American-owned U.S. servers, out of reach of China, and pay Texas $3 million.
Governor Greg Abbott asks Washington for tax relief after the July floods, the state awards $78 million in rural health grants, a Railroad Commissioner presses for industrial reuse of oilfield water, and...
The secretary of state's office says about 15,000 voter records were caught in a second state software error and sent to counties four days before early voting.
Texas voter registration passes a record 19 million two days before early voting, Temu settles the attorney general’s data privacy lawsuit, Washington closes fiscal 2026 nearly $2 trillion in the red, and...
Two executive orders from Comptroller Don Huffines bar Comptroller grant money from license plate cameras and require contractors to certify they run no discriminatory DEI programs.
Attorney General Ken Paxton sent letters to 156 data center developments in 32 counties demanding accurate water-use figures, the first public step in his September investigation.
Baltimore, Columbus and New Haven want the Supreme Court to suspend the Texas judgment that struck down a federal rule letting immigration judges shelve deportation cases.
