Governor Abbott promotes Texas' role in the nuclear energy sector, highlighting investments and legislation supporting energy development, including a $350 million commitment to the Texas Advanced Nuclear Energy Office.

Texas AG Ken Paxton defends the state's stance in a lawsuit by local CAIR chapters who claim their rights are infringed by a governor's proclamation labeling CAIR a terrorist group.

The Texas Attorney General announced the launch of the revamped Crime Victim Services Division website, designed to help victims access resources and support more easily.

Texas AG Ken Paxton warns of smart TVs spying on users and has sued five manufacturers, including Sony and Samsung, for using ACR technology to collect data without consent.

League City has approved a new liveaboard-permit program with inspections, a $150 annual fee, and new removal powers for derelict boats. The 7-1 vote has residents on edge.

Humble Police Chief Daniel Zientek was put on unpaid leave amid an investigation into his conduct, with complaints by police employees sparking the review.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo publicly criticizes Annise Parker's candidacy for county judge, comparing her to DA Kim Ogg and accusing her of Republican alignment.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a complaint form to enforce the gender-specific public space rules under the Texas Women's Privacy Act (SB 8).

A Hearst review found former Texas lawmakers are still spending leftover campaign funds on luxury meals, hotel stays and consultants amid lax rules.

State records show DPS logged 110 people who tried to change the sex on their IDs; officials have not explained what they plan to do with the data.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues five TV manufacturers, including TCL and Hisense with ties to China, accusing them of using ACR technology to spy on viewers without consent.

The Harris County Democratic Party is planning not to endorse Houston Mayor Whitmire after his participation in a GOP fundraiser, despite his calls for bipartisanship.

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett campaigned in Houston, focusing on immigration, the economy, and Gaza, defending past remarks and aiming to connect with voters on a personal level.