Dallas residents sue city, testing Texas law aimed at ending progressive policies

Texas elections aren’t official until they get certified. Here’s how it works.

The typically low-key process has come under scrutiny since Jan. 6 rioters sought to halt certification of the 2020 presidential election.

High housing costs cut into Texans’ income gains in 2025, new Census data shows

Incomes grew in some parts of the state and fell in others, according to new U.S. Census Bureau figures. Meanwhile, homeowners are paying more to keep a roof over their heads.

A conservative senator reshaped Texas colleges. He wants the rest of the country to follow.

Writing laws to restrict DEI on campuses was just the start. Now as Texas Tech chancellor, Brandon Creighton wants to push the limits on what professors teach.

Panhandle Republican group wants all Texas ballots hand counted in the Nov. 3 election

The Potter County Republican Party lawsuit argues, without providing proof, that voting machines could be vulnerable. Texas law already requires a portion of paper ballots to be hand counted.

Group behind trans mailers must answer questions under oath, Travis County judge rules

The organization, which argued that the order violates its First Amendment right to speak anonymously, will appeal.