Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opened an investigation into major firetruck makers after municipalities reported steep price hikes and long delivery delays. The state has issued demands for documents to REV, Oshkosh and Rosenbauer.

Gina Hinojosa invoked Winter Storm Uri to accuse Gov. Greg Abbott of protecting energy companies that profited during the 2021 blackout.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued CBR Systems, alleging the company used deceptive, emotional sales to push costly private cord‑blood storage on parents. The AG seeks penalties and an injunction.

A judge refused an emergency bid to remove Audrey Martinez from the general-election picture, citing mailed early ballots and sending the residency dispute to a full injunction hearing.

East Central High students plan a midday walkout Friday to protest ICE activity as similar protests sweep San Antonio. State officials have warned districts about attendance-linked penalties.

Northside ISD is weighing a 3-cent tax-rate increase and roughly $400 million in bonds to close a $38M budget gap as enrollment slides.

Porn briefly interrupted a TxDOT presentation at Frio County’s commissioners court in Pearsall, forcing the meeting to end and prompting a security review.

Peter Schweizer's new book alleges immigration was weaponized by domestic and foreign actors to reshape U.S. politics; Mexican officials deny the claim.

SAISD unveiled a 'new way forward' to consolidate aging campuses into fewer, larger schools while exploring bond funding and neighborhood redevelopment.

At Stable Hall, Sakai and Nirenberg clashed over jails, housing and Project Marvel ahead of the March primary.

The Texas Tribune consolidated candidate Q&As, ballot lookup tools and short videos into a free vote hub to help Texans navigate new maps before early voting.

Five councilmembers filed a memo asking for a special meeting to consider censuring Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones after an alleged encounter with Councilwoman Sukh Kaur; an investigation is underway.

The Texas Medical Board has posted a required course that walks clinicians through when abortion is lawful to protect a patient’s life. Doctors say the slides may not resolve murky, real‑world cases.