The Texas Supreme Court granted Attorney General Ken Paxton's request to halt Harris County's "Uplift Harris" guaranteed income program, agreeing it may violate the state constitution.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton leads 19 states in challenging FERC's new rules that promote a shift to renewable energy, arguing it oversteps federal authority and increases costs for consumers.

Amid backlash, the San Antonio housing authority led by interim CEO Michael Reyes rescinds most of the 600 eviction notices and proposes policies to aid residents in debt.

The new jail management software in Bexar County, Odyssey, is causing backlogs, wrongful detentions, and inadvertent releases, with officials and attorneys acknowledging significant issues in the system's function.

Advocacy groups in Texas seek DOJ intervention to protect ballot secrecy after reports show individual votes can potentially be traced, raising fears of intimidation.

The Supreme Court dismissed a challenge against the abortion pill mifepristone, maintaining its availability and marking a significant post-Roe v. Wade decision.

Texas public schools face budget crises, with potential layoffs and cuts without increased state funding, as districts report multimillion-dollar deficits.

Seguin ISD in Texas awards high school credits to fifth graders who have been in its dual language program for five years and achieve high on the STAR test.

Texas AG Ken Paxton secured an injunction against an ATF rule on private gun sales, perceiving it as a win for Second Amendment rights. The rule is now blocked in states that joined the lawsuit.

A Travis County judge upheld Austin's marijuana decriminalization ordinance, a move supported by voters despite the Texas Attorney General's legal challenge.

Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai is working to secure federal funds from President Biden's infrastructure initiative for a new Bus Rapid Transit route and a commuter rail between San Antonio and Austin.

The board of San Antonio's Opportunity Home fired President and CEO Ed Hinojosa Jr., appointing Michael Reyes as interim CEO, amid controversies including sent eviction notices.

The Amarillo City Council voted against a proposed abortion travel ban despite pressure from anti-abortion activists, highlighting concerns over legality and impact on civic rights.