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If vaccination rates stay the same, the data projects regional hospitalizations by October to climb beyond the peak of 4,000 from January
Nehls says Capitol police had plenty of intelligence that warned them about the possibility of violence that day, but never shared it.
Matt Rinaldi takes over for the often-controversial Allen West, who stepped down to run for governor.
Since the election, Mayor Javier Villalobos has been preaching unity and has vowed to work with everyone, no matter their party.
It appears Democrats are successfully keeping their coalition together and are intent on running out the clock on this special session.
"They might as well come back next week as opposed to next month," one state senator said, explaining Gov. Greg Abbott will just call...
“Donald Trump remains far and away the most popular Republican among the Republican base,” Rice political science professor Mark Jones said.
Democrats are considering another walkout to stop progress during the Texas special legislative session.
Sen. Bryan Hughes is the author of Senate Bill 1, the controversial election bill in Texas.
Sen. Johnson said the changes are a good start, particularly because he sees the bill as solely a tool to continue the false narrative...
State lawmakers worked over the weekend, after the special session began on Thursday. Gov. Abbott has outlined 11 priorities for the session.
Gov. Greg Abbott set July 8 as the date for state lawmakers to reconvene in Austin.
The Flower Mound lawmaker is the most senior Republican in the upper chamber and has served as its top budget writer for the past...
Gov. Greg Abbott has set a number of priorities for the special session that's set to start this week.
U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar saids addressing issues in Central America and those here in the U.S. is essential.
Gov. Greg Abbott is taking heat from animal-loving Texans who created the hashtag #AbbottHatesDogs on Twitter to express their disgust with the veto.
“My opponent’s a career politician and [after] 31 years in office, he's interested in his career,” Huffines said on Sunday's Inside Texas Politics.
“I think that we can't get too far ahead of ourselves, we take the victories where we can,” state Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer said...
The former congressman and Senate and presidential candidate is on a statewide tour focusing on voting rights in Texas.