A state lawmaker wants to force Bastrop's council to meet in city limits after officials debated an $830K budget gap two hours from home.

A convoy organizer wants a $40,000 verdict tossed after a jury blamed him alone for the 2020 I-35 bus confrontation.

Buda's proposed hikes would add $4.46 a month for a typical water bill, following last year's 9% increase.

San Antonio veterans are fighting another VA proposal to discontinue the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Veterans Day ceremony.

Carahsoft says the Round Rock firm's brokerage account swelled past $17 million before crashing, leaving just $20,000 intact.

Gov. Greg Abbott wants to open San Antonio and Austin’s city-owned power territories to retail competition, promising major savings while challenging local control.

Texas’ new higher-education watchdog has received 73 complaints and opened two investigations. Here is what the office can — and cannot — investigate.

A Boerne-area petition targeting Flock license-plate cameras is nearing 1,000 signatures as privacy concerns collide with local public-safety arguments.

An 80-year-old Travis County man is among 24 naturalized citizens targeted as the DOJ accelerates denaturalization cases nationwide.

James Talarico rejected a blanket Texas data center moratorium during a San Antonio union visit, calling instead for tougher rules, local approval power and an end to tax breaks.

Ken Paxton’s new Senate campaign plan promises major tax deductions for housing, health care and families as affordability takes center stage in Texas.

A new TPOR poll shows Abbott narrowly ahead of Gina Hinojosa, with independents and affordability shaping a tight governor’s race.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened MAHA investigations and issued civil investigative demands to major tampon and cosmetics makers over alleged heavy metals and deceptive safety claims.