Texas’ new Democratic leaders turn to Republicans to steer transitions, vowing bipartisan governance

After Democratic sweep, Texas looms as “big kahuna” in the 2028 presidential race

Presidential nominees have long skipped Texas. But Democrats, fresh off defeating Gov. Greg Abbott and winning the U.S. Senate race, are taking a second look.

Texas Tech regents may cut some classes on race, gender as options for graduation requirements

The Lubbock university’s student senate approved surveying students to gauge the impact of restrictions on what’s taught.

Bill filed to give every Texas household $1,500, a Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa campaign promise

The money would come from the state’s rainy day fund and be distributed by the end of next year.

Texas’ oil and gas commission to reinstate public comment after suspending it a few months ago

The public participation policy will be restored at the December meeting, railroad commissioners confirmed.

SpaceX to build $24 billion data center in South Texas, sidestepping moratorium

The city of Starbase has scheduled a public hearing on a possible tax abatement agreement for the data center and power plant project.