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A Maryland company’s nuclear project enters the Texas grid queue, five Texas colleges win approval for Workforce Pell grants, the state awards $20 million in job-training grants, Texas congressmen press the Justice...
The state asked the Fifth Circuit to overturn a deadline to cool all 104 prisons by 2029 and asked the trial judge to suspend the order, citing a $1.5 billion cost.
Texas appeals the federal order to air condition every state prison, Austin’s school district faces the cost of state intervention, Corpus Christi’s desalination plant is still unbuilt after $50 million, Alberta opens...
Proposed rules under Senate Bill 17 would let any Texan report a suspected foreign-adversary land purchase and would create a public map of covered properties.
The state finalizes its ninth Texas Energy Fund loan for a West Texas gas plant, local sales tax allocations rise 11.6 percent, senators hear that educator misconduct reports more than tripled, and...
Attorney General Ken Paxton proposes a public registry of Texas land held by foreign adversaries, Comptroller Don Huffines moves to end the sales tax on medical records systems, Travis County clears a...
Two Houston lawmakers propose limits on state school takeovers, the Pentagon sets a December firing squad execution at Fort Hood, Washington closes fiscal 2026 with a $2.0 trillion deficit, Federal Reserve minutes...
The Public Utility Commission sued the attorney general to keep secret the counties and water regions of Texas data centers and crypto mines, citing terrorism risk.
The Public Utility Commission sues Attorney General Ken Paxton to keep data center locations out of public records, Blue Origin plans a $554.8 million campus in Hutto, Texas public colleges waive application...
Texas districts asked for 64,489 STAAR reading rescores this spring, up from 21,620, and the state raised more than 13,300 scores, most first graded by computer.
The comptroller will review whether Austin, Barbers Hill, El Paso and Prosper ISDs spend on classrooms or administration, with a report due by Dec.
Comptroller Don Huffines orders spending reviews of four school districts and moves to end the sales tax on medical records software, STAAR rescoring requests nearly triple, Attorney General Ken Paxton targets children’s...
