Texas Rep. Ken King proposes HB 28, aiming to strengthen hemp industry regulations in the state, rather than banning THC products as Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s SB 3 suggests.

Christian Menefee filed to run for Texas's 18th Congressional District, with Erica Lee Carter chairing his campaign, focusing on working families and attacking Republicans on social issues.

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating over 50 universities for potentially discriminatory DEI programs, possibly violating the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered an investigation into Bellaire High School over claims of a student being socially transitioned without parental consent.

Texas honors late U.S. Congressman Sylvester Turner, who lies in honor at the State Capitol, for his lengthy service and commitment to Houston and education.

Houston reflects on Sylvester Turner's legacy, inviting the public to City Hall for a viewing. Turner, former Mayor and Congressman, passed away aged 70.

Houston's Mayor Whitmire initiates a hiring freeze for some city departments following a spending analysis, while exempting police and fire departments, to address a $350 million budget shortfall.

Houston mourns the death of ex-mayor and congressman Sylvester Turner, who will lie in state at the Texas Capitol as a sign of respect for his public service.

Houston mother Angela Hernandez reflects on her emotional last interaction with Rep. Sylvester Turner, who was advocating for her sick daughter before his unexpected death.

FEMA grants have been approved to assist Texas in fighting Welder and Duke Fires; Governor Abbott highlights support for emergency responders and advises Texans on safety and reporting damages.

Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner died at 70, as confirmed by Mayor John Whitmire. His contributions to the city included various initiatives and programs.

The Texas Senate debates a bill to ban THC products, proposing harsh penalties. While supporters cite safety concerns, opponents fear business impacts and loss of benefits from cannabis use. Public opinion on cannabis is divided.

Wells Fargo, after pressure from Texas AG Ken Paxton, backtracked on its net-zero emissions by 2050 commitment, leaving the Net-Zero Banking Alliance.