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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.
Texas voter registration for November 3 closes October 5 as counties work through DPS's backlog, including about 75,000 records in Harris County the state never sent.
Lucid asked the full Fifth Circuit to reconsider a panel ruling upholding the Texas ban on direct car sales, after two of the three judges wrote that they doubted the result.
TNM told the House in writing that a state line moves only by consent.
The justices held that five days of newspaper notice in Pakistan cannot bind a Houston wife, and sent her divorce case back to Harris County.
Rep. Brad Buckley asked ERCOT why two models behind the three 765-kV Permian import lines assume 59,200 MW and 17,170 MW of new generation, a gap he says points to different load...
HHSC's plan to meet the 3 percent budget cut would end 12 client-service programs and cut $205.5 million in general revenue, while 74 percent of its base was exempt for Medicaid and...
A DPS records failure kept online voter registration applications from reaching counties since at least October 2025. Seven counties have confirmed more than 178,000 backlogged records ahead of the October 5 deadline.
Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating hundreds of data center developments that never answered the Texas Water Development Board's survey, the latest in a run of state actions since August.
Judge Robert Pitman ordered air conditioning in every Texas prison by December 31, 2029, told TDCJ to report what it will ask the Legislature for, and ruled that a shortage of funds...
Abbott told TCEQ on September 21 to issue no permits to data center projects until ERCOT and the Texas Water Development Board finish auditing their power and water use.
A federal judge in Amarillo paused a challenge to the Texas Election Code rather than decide it, saying the Legislature may amend the law first.
