Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is set to challenge a court ruling that temporarily blocked parts of Texas' election integrity law, citing constitutional rights violations.

The article discusses the political contest for the Texas House speaker position between incumbent Dade Phelan and challenger David Cook, detailing their strategies and support bases.

Eagle Pass, Texas residents protest the state's takeover of Shelby Park for border security mission Operation Lone Star, affecting local recreation and community events.

Texas Governor Abbott has mobilized emergency generators to assist Georgia's recovery from Hurricane Helene, following a swift response to the state's request.

The delayed U.S. farm bill threatens Texas agriculture and the economy, as lawmakers fail to reach an agreement, risking a reversion to outdated statutes and impacting food security and rural communities.

A U.S. District Judge ruled parts of a Texas statute against vote harvesting as unconstitutional for being too vague, impacting investigations into voter outreach activities.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is suing Austin for allocating $400,000 in public funds to assist residents with out-of-state abortion travel, claiming it violates state law.

Texas Rep. John Lujan expressed during a forum that he would expect a daughter who was raped to give birth, while his opponent, Kristian Carranza, criticized the stance, highlighting the impact on women.

Clayton Perry, a former councilman with a past DWI charge, has entered the crowded San Antonio 2025 mayoral race, banking on voter consideration of his leadership qualities despite his history.

Texas AG Ken Paxton continues to fight a firearms ban at the State Fair of Texas, despite the Supreme Court allowing Dallas to enforce it during ongoing litigation.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Jim Parrish to the Texas Municipal Retirement System Board of Trustees for a term until 2029, drawing on his extensive experience in public service.

Texas's economy grew by 7.4% last year according to the BEA, surpassing the national average. Governor Abbott credits the state’s business climate and workforce for this growth.

The Texas Rangers solved a 40-year-old cold case in Ector County, convicting Billy Wayne Ludwigson for the 1982 murder of Velma Nesset after advanced DNA testing.