Governor Greg Abbott and 13 other governors backed Texas's border security efforts, criticizing President Biden for a perceived lack of action on illegal immigration.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott celebrates one year as the state's self-styled Border Czar, touting Operation Lone Star's impact on illegal immigration and crime.

A court has ruled in favor of Texas in a lawsuit against Yelp regarding the platform's alerts on pregnancy resource centers, a win for Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Texas retrieves $350 million in a settlement with Publicis Health over its role in the opioid crisis, with AG Paxton leading the charge for accountability.

Connie Corona becomes the interim executive director of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, succeeding Thomas Gleeson after his promotion to chairman by Gov. Abbott.

Sarah Palin and Ted Nugent rallied with "God's Army" convoy in Texas, where they expressed strong views on immigration and border control, with participants showing support for taking back control of the border.

Jill Dutton won a special election runoff in northeast Texas against Brent Money despite the latter's endorsements from Gov. Abbott and Sen. Cruz, signaling GOP divisions.

The Austin City Council is set to vote on a police pay and benefits ordinance, offering officers bonuses and raises to secure a new contract by June 30.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and pro-voucher groups are intensifying their campaign to unseat GOP incumbents who opposed a school voucher program, ahead of the state's primary elections.

A Travis County judge ruled Texas AG Ken Paxton may face trial in a whistleblower lawsuit despite his attempt to have the case closed without a trial.

The Texas First Assistant AG testified in Congress on border security, asserting Texas' right to defend against what they call an "invasion" due to perceived federal neglect.

State attorneys general support Texas AG Paxton in his effort to strengthen border security, criticizing President Biden's immigration policy enforcement. They emphasize state rights against alleged federal shortcomings in border law enforcement.

Texas Democratic Senate candidates debated differing approaches to issues like immigration and health care, with Allred touting bipartisanship and Gutierrez promoting progressive policies.