Voter ID Trial Delay Deadline Here
Thursday is the deadline for the state Attorney General's office to respond to the Justice Department's request to delay the July trial date on Texas's controversial voter ID Bill.
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Thursday is the deadline for the state Attorney General's office to respond to the Justice Department's request to delay the July trial date on Texas's controversial voter ID Bill.
For more than two hours there was no public business taking place at Fort Worth City Hall. The building was temporarily closed to the public after a power outage.
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison is pushing to get more federal funding to pay for rape kits.
Farmers Branch city attorneys have asked the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans to rehear their case supporting the city's controversial immigration law.
Mexican President Felipe Calderon says he respects U.S. laws designed to control illegal immigration, but he's against statutes like in Arizona.
The state attorney general's office accidently provided the Social Security numbers of Texas voters to opposing lawyers as part of a voter ID case.
Former President George W. Bush is hosting a mountain bike ride in the Panhandle for military members wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan.
While a waste treatment plant operated by the Upper Trinity Regional Water District may sit just past city limits, the mayor of Lake Dallas says its odor knows no boundaries.
A first of its kind petition restores the ability of the Denton County Sheriff's Office to write traffic citations in the community of Lantana.
Gov. Rick Perry announced Wednesday that he is endorsing Mitt Romney as the Republican Party's presidential candidate.
Republican presidential contender Ron Paul is expanding his campaign tour of Texas as he toils to keep his campaign alive.
Republicans say the law is necessary to prevent fraud, but Democrats say it will prevent the poor and the elderly from voting.
Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak at West Texas A&M University to benefit a monument to the heroes of September 11.
Fishing for pocket change at downtown parking meters may not be necessary soon.
Former Secret Service agent, David Chaney, is in more hot water after posting a Facebook photo of himself and former Vice Presidential candidate, Sarah Palin.
