Texas Sen. Brandon Creighton has proposed bills to ban DEI initiatives in K-12 schools, sparking concerns about school funding and the impact on diversity and parental rights.

Federal authorities target Colony Ridge, a development near Houston, in an operation against "criminals & illegal immigrants". Governor Greg Abbott coordinates the operation, stirring unease in the community amidst legal actions against developers.

An immigration crackdown occurred at Colony Ridge near Houston, coordinated by Texas Governor Abbott and former border czar Homan, focusing on "criminals & illegal immigrants."

Texas lawmakers debate distinct House and Senate school voucher plans, differing in funding and eligibility, with concerns over public school resource impact.

Texas Lottery Commissioner Clark Smith resigned amid legislative scrutiny over the use of lottery couriers and after facing criticism for his knowledge of legal details in his role.

Retired K9 officer Nemo from Williamson County has died at age 14.5 after serving eight years with the sheriff's office. He spent his retirement with his handler's family.

Texas lawmakers are questioning the Travis County DA's office after missed indictment deadlines led to murder suspects being released on minimal bonds.

Over 1,000 Texans protested at the Capitol for increased funding for public education, expressing fears that voucher bills could divert necessary funds from public schools.

The Department of Transportation approved a new deepwater port for oil exports off the Texas coast, expected to create 450 jobs and operational by 2027.

Texas is advancing SB 26, a bill proposing significant teacher salary raises and free pre-K for educators' children, aiming to alleviate pay disparities and boost retention.

A Texas Lottery win via a third-party courier service has sparked debate and legislative interest over the role and regulation of such services in lottery ticket sales.

Austin City Council is seeking applicants for the Municipal Civil Service Commission, overseeing city employee appeals and governance, with terms ending in May 2027 or 2028.

The Texas Senate passed bail reform measures tightening policies for violent crime suspects, moving towards the House. The bills could restrict bail eligibility and allow denial of bail for some charges, raising constitutional concerns among critics.