Category: State News

The proposed plant would be constructed in the city of Gregory and would be one of the first in Texas to use only seawater.

Civil rights advocates hope that the ruling by U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia could force Texas to adopt a version of online voter registration.

The state’s highest civil court said uninsured patients suing hospitals can access records detailing how much insurance companies paid for similar procedures.

Damage from heavy trucks has battered local roads in and around the state’s oil fields, and many counties want the state to help pay for repairs and maintenance. Will lawmakers take action?

The Texas National Guard plans to send hundreds more in coming days after President Donald Trump called for stronger U.S. military protection there. The federal deployments come after Texas lawmakers in recent years agreed to spend more than $2 billion in state money on border protection.