Accusations fly as 30th District Democratic primary heats up
The Democratic primary runoff for the 30th Congressional District grew even more contentious amid accusations of lies and distortions.
Former President George W. Bush on state of elections, 'Our system works pretty well'
Former President George W. Bush urged Americans to vote and take part in the political process.
In Texas Governor's race, differences emerge over grid reliability
Republican Greg Abbott and Democrat Beto O'Rourke are split on how to best secure the Texas grid's reliability.
A look at the GOP primary runoff for Texas Attorney General as early voting begins
The political equivalent to a game seven is now underway as early voting began Monday for the Texas primary runoff May 24.
Frustration grows over I-30/SH 360 construction in Arlington
The project is scheduled to be completed in 2023, but this week, a TXDOT spokesman issued a statement that said the project's timeline would be revised.
Crystal Mason 'hoping they get it right' after high court overturns voting conviction
Crystal Mason stood by her team of attorneys and supporters and praised the Court of Criminal Appeals.
3 Oath Keepers plead guilty in Capitol riot, Stewart Rhodes' attorney says it doesn't matter
An attorney representing Oath Keepers leader Elmer Stewart Rhodes said he's not impressed by the fact that three members of the group pleaded guilty to seditious conspiracy.
TSA administrator & DFW Int'l Airport CEO prepared for busy summer travel season
TSA Administrator David Pekoske and DFW International Airport CEO said Tuesday they're expecting a busy summer travel season.
North Texas police leaders react to 2020 protest indictments
Leaders in both the Dallas and Garland Police Departments are not happy about the charges.
Former U.S. Supreme Court clerk weighs in on leaked draft majority opinion
Ashley Johnson served as a law clerk for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in 2005 and 2006.
Texas Governor candidates react to leaked Supreme Court draft on abortion
A new poll shows how some Texans feel about what could happen if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe vs. Wade.
Constitutional law professor on leaked Roe v. Wade draft opinion: "Public relations disaster for Supreme Court"
SMU Constitutional Law Professor Dale Carpenter said nothing like this has ever happened.
Fort Worth mayor, council members to receive big pay raise if voters approve charter amendment
In Fort Worth, residents are considering whether to approve a big pay raise for Mayor Mattie Parker and council members.
Fort Worth voters considering $560 million bond package
Fixing traffic congestion, improving parks and recreation, and keeping green space are just some of the proposed projects.
Trevor Reed's parents persistent publicizing son's ordeal, 'understand everybody's rooting for them'
Brian Cudaback, a retired arlington firefighter, celebrated Trevor Reed's return to Texas.