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The full Fifth Circuit will rehear the challenge to Texas's SCOPE Act and has vacated a July ruling that held Section 230 overrides the law's filtering requirement.
Rep. Senfronia Thompson of Houston announced a run for Texas House speaker as Democrats won 83 of 150 House seats, ending Republican control that began in 2003.
All nine Texas First Pledge signers who ran for re-election to the Texas House lead in the unofficial count, and signers are ahead or unopposed in 18 of 28 pledge races.
Taylor has ended its Flock Safety contract and disabled its eight license plate cameras after police found they were rarely used and had not helped solve crimes.
Abbott, Patrick and Paxton lost, Democrats led all but one statewide race and 84 Texas House districts, and Comptroller Don Huffines blamed his own party's leaders: "There's no one left."
Emails show CBP paused 56 miles of Big Bend border wall on September 24 over land access and a contractor's price, a week before a judge halted the work.
League City voters decide Tuesday whether police keep 55 Flock cameras. The ballot calls the question nonbinding, but the council has already ordered removal if voters say no.
Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday after 7.7 million Texans, 40.5 percent of registered voters, cast early ballots. Here is when polls close and where to follow the count.
A screenshot posted Saturday shows a reply under Rep. Cassandra Garcia Hernandez's name: never voting for Texas independence. The Texian Partisan has not confirmed the full exchange.
Texas Parks and Wildlife asked the Attorney General's Office to withhold a draft agenda listing a closed-door discussion of Cameron County land.
The order writes a human trafficking certification into all future comptroller contracts and grants, extending a bar that state law applied only to contracts.
The comptroller says artificial intelligence and new software will speed claims on more than $12.5 billion the state holds for its owners.
