Redrawing political boundaries between the primary and general election raises serious constitutional concerns, the court said.

The Public Utility Commission will vote to greenlight three proposals to build first-of-their-kind transmission lines after approving two massive lines last month.

The Department of Family and Protective Services has been slowly moving foster services to contractors who aren’t giving enough details on costs, the Legislative Budget Board said.

Outdated technology and stricter requirements for Medicaid and SNAP food assistance have made it harder for Texas to give timely approval to applications, state officials and advocates say.

Rep. Henry Cuellar and Webb County Judge Tano Tijerina are both courting crossover support in a region where voters have been willing to defy Democratic or Republican labels.

David Maxwell was among the top attorney general officials who reported Paxton to the FBI and later testified at his impeachment trial.

More than 200 courses, including those on LGBTQ literature, cultural studies and climate change, could no longer count toward core degree requirements at 11 Texas A&M universities.

This is the first year for education savings accounts, which allow Texas families to use taxpayer dollars for private and home schooling.

The score changes are part of an annual process to review the accuracy of STAAR results, state officials said.

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Final debates on proposed changes will come after years of deliberations about race and religion in the classroom.

The federal government let U.S. citizen Brian José Morales García return to Texas on Sunday after deporting him to Mexico following a traffic stop in Central Texas.