Governor Greg Abbott, Lt. Governor Dan Patrick and Speaker Dustin Burrows appeared together yesterday for a press conference to highlight
Members of the Texas House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee heard testimony last week on several bills to reform the bail system,
State Rep. Daniel Alders Says Narrative that Texas House Members Haven’t Been Working is a “Straight-Up Lie” Over the last
While the practice of governmental entities hiring lobbyists, referred to by many as “taxpayer-funded lobbying,” has been a topic of
A Houston trial lawyer and political donor known for promoting his law firm through advertising laden with sexual innuendo was
The Texas Lottery Commission has found itself in the spotlight during the current legislative session, as the agency is under
The 2026 election season began in earnest last week with the announcement that State Comptroller Glenn Hegar will soon vacate
Endangered Texas Democrats Opposed Al Green Censure The United States House of Representatives censured Houston-area Democrat Congressman Al Green on Thursday
State lawmakers are once again prioritizing the issue of property tax relief. However, leaders in the Texas House and Texas
A state representative who claims to be exposing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in state government served as Chief
