Judge Reverses Ruling On Perry's Travel Records
A judge has reluctantly reversed his own ruling and found that the Texas Department of Public Safety doesn't have to release travel records of Gov. Rick Perry's security detail.
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A judge has reluctantly reversed his own ruling and found that the Texas Department of Public Safety doesn't have to release travel records of Gov. Rick Perry's security detail.
Early voting begins Monday for the May 29 Texas primary election. Voting ends May 25, with July 31 set for any races that require runoffs. The general election is November 6.
In the bitterly fought Republican primary for U.S. Senate, Ted Cruz has announced that he is being endorsed by former Alaska Governor and Vice President candidate Sarah Palin.
Some believe that President Obama's decision to support gay marriage prior to the 2012 election was a risk. But political analyst Salvator La Mastra thinks otherwise.
Gay marriage supporters planning for a protest had to quickly change their plans on Wednesday.
On Wednesday the city and the Arboretum both said they would not immediately mow a green space at the park to allow for overflow parking from the Arboretum.
Republican and Democratic state senators agreed Wednesday that Texas must do more to help the mentally ill by providing services before a crisis or crime takes place.
The conservative activist group Club for Growth is shifting its focus to Texas after a big victory defeating incumbent Indiana Senator Richard Lugar.
City Administrator Charles Fenner said in an email the move was "because of budget matters."
Democratic state senators on Tuesday questioned whether cuts in Medicaid could lead to a shortage of doctors willing to treat the poor, elderly and disabled.
A judge ruled Tuesday that the TCEQ should have held a hearing about potential harm to nearby residents prior to licensing a remote radioactive waste dump.
A federal court has warned Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to turn over evidence in the voter ID case because further delay will make it impossible for the law to take effect in time for the November general election.
A federal court has warned Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to turn over evidence in the Voter ID case or the law will not be in effect by November.
The U.S. Border Patrol unveiled its first national strategy in eight years. The new approach took more than two years to develop, and is more targeted at constantly evolving threats.
Fort Worth is not moving forward with a plan to refuse to hire smokers.
