Rep. Jasmine Crockett criticized for calling Gov. Abbott "Gov. Hot Wheels," a remark seen as mocking his wheelchair use. She defended her comments as policy critique.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates a development linked to the East Plano Islamic Center for possible legal violations.

Houston City Controller proposes renaming a downtown street after the late Mayor Sylvester Turner, citing his legacy and service, particularly during Hurricane Harvey. Only one additional property owner's approval is needed to proceed.

The IRS may increase cooperation with the DHS to help identify undocumented immigrants, raising privacy concerns and prompting a lawsuit from immigrant rights groups.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit against a federal rule on gender identity in foster care has resulted in a court ruling against the HHS, deeming it an overreach.

Amanda Edwards announces her candidacy for the vacant 18th Congressional District seat in Texas, emphasizing fresh approaches in response to Trump's policies.

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.