The Texas Rangers have been asked to review travel reimbursement reports submitted by a local justice of the peace after former employees raised questions about possible discrepancies.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states can’t require would-be voters to prove they’re U.S. citizens before using a federal registration system.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry was trolling for jobs Monday in Connecticut.
One of the Republican authors of a bipartisan immigration overhaul says without the measure the GOP is destined to fail in a bid to reclaim the White House in 2016.
The president is taking his economic and foreign policy agendas to Northern Ireland for a meeting with heads of leading industrial nations.
The chairman of the GOP is asking religious conservatives to support the party’s plans to expand.
Scandals at the IRS could threaten critical funding as the IRS gears up for the major role it will play in the health care overhaul.
Gov. Rick Perry has vetoed 24 bills and stirred ire when he cut funding for the state’s Public Integrity Unit because the DA who heads it refused to resign after pleading guilty to DWI.
Texas lawmakers will hold a second hearing Monday on the handling of hazardous materials in the wake of the deadly West fertilizer plant explosion.
Some recipients of jobless benefits in Texas will have to submit to drug testing under a bill that Gov. Rick Perry signed into law Friday.
Texas senators Friday passed a bill creating a new punishment for 17-year-old offenders who are convicted of capital murder.
A colleague and a staffer who’s also a doctor came to the rescue after a Texas congressman choked on a piece of popcorn.
A Texas House panel Tuesday debated proposed new punishments for 17-year-old capital murder defendants.
Texas senators have given a preliminary OK to a road-spending plan.
A Texas man was jailed Tuesday after a caller threatened to kill the state’s freshman U.S. senator and to blow up the sun if he wasn’t paid millions.
The state is offering grants to counties for feral hog control.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states can’t require would-be voters to prove they’re U.S. citizens before using a federal registration system.
One of the Republican authors of a bipartisan immigration overhaul says without the measure the GOP is destined to fail in a bid to reclaim the White House in 2016.
The president is taking his economic and foreign policy agendas to Northern Ireland for a meeting with heads of leading industrial nations.
A private jet that former President George W. Bush was aboard was forced to make an emergency landing.
The chairman of the GOP is asking religious conservatives to support the party’s plans to expand.
