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Blue Energy's 1,320-megawatt nuclear phase in Victoria County is the first small modular reactor request in ERCOT's queue, behind two gas phases due in 2030 and 2031.
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.
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 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.
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.
Texas told the Fifth Circuit that students challenging its campus speech law sued over the wrong law and the wrong officials. The judges pressed both sides.
Texas's attorney general issued Civil Investigative Demands to UnitedHealth Group over allegations of denied care, a week after opening a probe of Blue Cross.
Texas collected $4.4 billion in sales tax in September, up 11.5%, and the Comptroller told lawmakers to put the surplus toward property tax relief.
A federal jury found Bexar County liable for a traffic stop built on a surveillance tip passed through a WhatsApp group, and awarded the driver $76, a dollar for each minute he...
The attorney general issued a civil investigative demand to the ABA over law school accreditation, nine months after the Supreme Court of Texas took back control of which law schools qualify graduates...
The attorney general issued a civil investigative demand to Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas over delayed and denied urgent care, citing a newborn whose transfer approval was held up.
