Texas Governor Greg Abbott plans to sign two border security bills, allocating $1.5 billion for barriers and making illegal crossing a state jail offense.

Texas State Rep. Victoria Neave Criado challenges incumbent Sen. Nathan Johnson in a primary, stirring Dallas County Democratic politics and emphasizing women's rights.

A report ranks Texas House members on an ideological spectrum based on their 2023 voting patterns, showing pronounced political leanings within the state legislature.

CPS Energy details its winter preparedness plan, focusing on a robust electricity system, with over $20 million invested in weatherization and further plans for improved infrastructure resilience.

The Texas AG sues VA Claims Insider for allegedly exploiting veterans, claiming the company traps them in high-cost contracts and misrepresents services.

The Texas Attorney General announced death benefits for families of four soldiers under Operation Lone Star, according to new legislation named the Bishop Evans Act.

Texas voters approved over $18 billion in property tax cuts, but the relief's impact varies due to complex implementation and local governance decisions.

Texas intensified school security through inspections after the Uvalde tragedy, focusing on door locks and intrusion points to enhance safety in schools statewide.

Bexar County, Texas, has a diverse Native American population with individuals from 102 groups, while facing challenges in caring for an increasing elderly population, alongside economic burdens for caregivers and families.

Dallas resident Kate Cox traveled out of Texas to have an abortion for her non-viable pregnancy after the state's highest court blocked an earlier ruling allowing the procedure.

Bexar County's political races heat up with both Republican and Democratic seats facing numerous challengers, and incumbents' performance under scrutinity.

UTSA is closing its Office of Inclusive Excellence due to a new Texas law, Senate Bill 17. The university will adapt DEI programs and create the Office of Campus and Community Belonging as an alternative.

Rear Adm. Yvette Davids is nominated to be the first female leader of the U.S. Naval Academy and, if confirmed, will break new ground as a Latina vice admiral.