Criminal cases involving Fort Bend County Judge KP George and Robbie Gail Charette, a Washington County politician, could be ...

The Texas Senate approved a $336 billion state budget for the 2026-27 fiscal years on March 25, including almost $900 million allocated to UT over the two years that marks an approximately $32.5 ...

Senate Bill 16, which was filed by East Texas State Sen. Bryan Hughes on March 11, requires proof of citizenship when ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton and his office could have expanded authority under a quartet of bills the Texas Senate could pass as soon as this week. Each proposal would need to pass the House and ...

A bipartisan contingent of Texas Senators advanced a measure to teach the "horrors of communism" as part of the state's ...

The fracking boom that resuscitated the Texas oil fields has also beaten up the infrastructure in the Permian Basin, the ...

Senate Bill 1026, filed by state Sen. Bryan Hughes, a powerful Republican from Central Texas, would amend the law to require ...

Proponents say the changes would better serve special education students with widely varying needs — and help schools pay for ...

A bill proposed in the Texas legislature could charge transgender Texans with a state felony if they commit what proponents call “gender identity fraud.” Republican state Rep. Tom Oliverson ...

(The Center Square) – Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced additional legislative priorities for the Texas Senate to pass. Initially, Patrick announced 25 legislative priorities, saying he would later ...

As a Texas public school student in the 1960s, Brent Hagenbuch was the only second grader in his class who couldn’t read. He said he had fallen behind and was at risk of sliding further.

The Texas Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved a bill that would create a task force to combat the escalating issue of petroleum theft in the state. Senate Bill 494, authored by Republican Sen.