Dewhurst & Cruz Trade Barbs In 3rd Debate
The two Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate repeatedly ripped into each other during a third debate as early voting began across Texas.
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The two Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate repeatedly ripped into each other during a third debate as early voting began across Texas.
Texas lawmakers plan to tackle key property rights issues related to beaches and pipelines on Monday.
Texas is in political overtime, and the stakes are high. Early voting started Monday across the state for runoff races from the May primary.
The two Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate are expected to debate one last time on Monday night in Houston, as early voting starts across the state.
A spokesman says former President George W. Bush is skipping the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., next month.
The campaigns of Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are gaining a Spanish accent, as candidates hope that ads and slogans translate into Latino support.
Some state GOP leaders vow to keep fighting the feds over what they call "aggressive" regulations in the energy sector that drives the Texas economy.
Gay rights advocates were surprised Thursday that the president of the fast food restaurant chain Chick-fil-A has taken a public position against same-sex marriage.
A strip club owner was indicted on Thursday in a murder-for-hire case targeting Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck and contract attorney Tom Brandt.
Texas leaders and energy experts will meet at the Irving Energy Summit to discuss the state's developing natural resources and the current electricity infrastructure.
The Texas comptroller's office said that it now expects the state to collect at least $5 billion in unanticipated revenue during the present two-year budget cycle.
Lockheed Martin is making a big handoff on Thursday. Representatives from the United Kingdom will be in Fort Worth to take possession of the country's first F-35 jet.
Governor Rick Perry is giving a tour of the recently rebuilt Texas Governor's Mansion in Austin on Wednesday, after five years of renovation and reconstruction.
The Texas Secretary of State's office is requesting a federal database of legal immigrants to check against voter registration records.
The former North Texas elected official who accepted at least $125,000 in alleged bribes has been sentenced to four years in prison.
