John Cornyn’s unmet demands imperil Trump’s U.S. attorney general nomination

Texas could send a record four GOP women to Congress — if they make it through November

Despite sending more Republicans to Congress than any other state, Texas has elected only five GOP women to the U.S. House in its history. Redistricting and retirements could change things.

Dream Con brought Black nerd culture to Texas, but to keep it, founders say support is needed

Dream Con, one of the country’s largest Black-owned pop culture conventions, is at risk of looking elsewhere to find financial support and resources.

ERCOT: Texas’ power grid meeting record demand now, but could falter when it doubles by 2032

Solar and battery power generations have helped bolster ERCOT’s grid, but data center, population and economic growth is slated to surge demand.

South Texas builders warn of voter backlash in November if aggressive ICE tactics continue

Republican business leaders said immigration raids on the Latino community would be top of mind at the ballot box in the midterm elections.

Corpus Christi City Council rejects $60,000 community gift to benefit water desalination plant

The donation was intended to cover the cost of applying for a federal grant to build a city-owned treatment plant.