Older Texans among those facing the largest price hikes for Affordable Care Act insurance

Texas appeals court cancels oral arguments in challenge to state hemp rules

The move clears the way for the three newly elected Democratic justices on the 15th Court of Appeals to hear the cases after they take office.

State-appointed managers in Texas takeover school districts brace for imminent removal

Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa is selecting a new education commissioner, who would have the power to replace any or all appointed board managers.

Houston mayor limits police cooperation with ICE after Democratic wins

Houston police will stop contacting ICE during traffic stops when drivers aren’t arrested, even if they have immigration warrants. The change follows pressure from Gov. Greg Abbott to maintain cooperation.

Senfronia Thompson says she has the votes to become the first woman and first Black Texas House speaker

The 87-year-old Houston Democrat, known as Ms. T, has served in the Legislature since 1973. On Tuesday, her party won control of the Texas House for the first time since 2003.

Leaders of powerful energy industry prepare to work with Democrat on Texas Railroad Commission

Associations that represent the oil and gas industry are calling on Jon Rosenthal, the first Democrat on the commission in three decades, to govern fairly and predictably.