Texas AG Ken Paxton intervenes in a case against Democrat Gene Wu for breaking quorum, seeking to remove him from office through the Texas Supreme Court.

Texas students face a new cellphone ban and the mandate to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, coupled with tighter control over school library content and a ban on DEI initiatives.

Texas House Democrats fled the state to block a vote on new redistricting, leading Republicans to issue arrest warrants, with legal debates ensuing over the lawmakers' actions.

Texas AG Ken Paxton seeks an en banc rehearing with the Fifth Circuit to defend a state law, SB 4, permitting state-led immigration enforcement and deportation orders by state judges.

Texas GOP lawmakers proposed a congressional map redrawing five Democratic districts, sparking accusations of racial gerrymandering and reflecting deep political divides.

Houston leaders consider an electric scooter ban in Downtown amid safety concerns, following an increase in accidents and fatalities. Public debate and a council meeting are scheduled to address the issue.

Houston debates a contentious redistricting proposal, drawing public and political figures into heated discussions on fairness and racial implications, with no resolution in sight.

Texas lawmakers and community leaders dispute over a redistricting plan accused of diluting minority representation and serving a GOP power play, as tensions and testimonies unfold in public hearings.

Texas AG Ken Paxton announced victory as Harris County ends its "guaranteed income" program due to legal challenges, upholding a Texas constitutional provision against public funds aiding individuals.

Texas legislators convene for a special session on redistricting, amid claims of racial gerrymandering in Houston and Dallas. The move, influenced by former President Trump, is criticized as a GOP strategy to gain seats.

Houston City Council debates the allocation of federal aid for recovery from Hurricane Beryl and a derecho, with disputes over the focus on power generation versus housing needs.

Governor Abbott announces the 2025 Texas Women's Hall of Fame inductees, honoring women for their achievements in various sectors, including aerospace, law, business, arts, and law enforcement.

A Texas bill proposes a $1,000 annual grant for teachers to buy classroom supplies, aiming to ease their personal financial burden. The program could start in the 2026-2027 school year if passed.