Category: State News

U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Houston, expressed regret Monday and said she is “not perfect”...

In the ever-evolving landscape of Texas governance, voters are regularly called upon to make critical decisions that shape the state’s future. This year is no exception, with a slew of propositions presented for consideration, each carrying its own set of implications for Texan communities, budgets, and institutions. From higher education funding and water infrastructure to the retirement age of state judges and conservation initiatives, these propositions touch on varied aspects of life in the Lone Star State. Below, we delve into each proposition, dissecting its intent, potential outcomes, and the arguments from its proponents and detractors, and doing our best to provide a comprehensive guide to inform and empower Texan voters.

Gov. Greg Abbott urged Texas schools Friday to utilize additional resources provided by the Texas...

EL PASO — The Texas National Guard in recent weeks has deployed miles of concertina wire along the...

LUFKIN — Texas’ aging water and wastewater infrastructure — already in disrepair and losing...