Feds charge Fort Bend County official with theft of government money

West Texas DA opens forgery investigation into disputed transgender mailers

The pamphlets appear to be an attempt to anger voters ahead of the midterm elections, GOP District Attorney Sarah Stogner said.

How Texas Democrats and Republicans have shifted their campaign ad pitches throughout the midterms

Democrats have moved from healthcare to taxes and corruption, while Republicans have ramped up ad spending on property taxes, crime and transgender issues, an analysis of AdImpact data shows.

Texas’ child care quality control measures played a role in enrollment cuts this fall

HB 2607 implemented quality control measures at Texas child care centers, but rising costs, a loss of federal funds and no additional state money has put a strain on the program, forcing cuts.

Texas Latinos are turning on Trump. That doesn’t mean they’re sold on Democrats.

Latino strategists and voters say this year’s swing is driven by anger at those in power and hinges on individual candidates. Democrats and Republicans alike agree it may not last.

Four key November races could push Texas education board further right

Three conservative Republicans known for compromise on divisive topics did not seek reelection, while a seat representing the Rio Grande Valley could sway in either political direction.