Perry Leaning Toward A Run For Reelection
Gov. Rick Perry said Tuesday he is leaning toward running for re-election in 2014 and possibly another stab at the White House two years after that.
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Gov. Rick Perry said Tuesday he is leaning toward running for re-election in 2014 and possibly another stab at the White House two years after that.
Deputy Johnny Quarles Junior was indicted Tuesday. Last week Deputy Derce Kirby was indicted for allegedly tampering with government records.
A new poll shows Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst and Ted Cruz as frontrunners for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Kay Bailey Hutchison.
An overwhelming number of youth voters went to the polls in 2008, but this year looks to be a different story. A new book hopes to prevent that.
The Supreme Court will again confront race issues in university admissions in a case by a white student denied a spot at the University of Texas.
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano will spend a second day reviewing border protection operations in the Rio Grande Valley.
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi praised George H.W. Bush as she spoke Monday evening on potentially hostile turf at Texas A&M University.
The Dallas City Council wants to know if their goals are in-line with what residents want, and they will be hosting 25 meetings to find out.
The Fort Worth wife and mother who was asked by President to forward her unemployed husband's resume has launched a website for families in similar situations.
It was a spectacular collapse for Perry, who raised over $17 million in donations in just his first seven weeks of campaigning.
The latest Republican primary poll in Texas shouldn't surprise anyone.
Gas is now the costliest it's ever been at this time of year -- an average $3.56 per gallon -- giving Republican hopefuls a new line of attack.
Ron Paul may not win the Republican nomination for president, but his strategy could land him a big role at the party's national convention.
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi steps into potentially hostile territory with an appearance at Texas A&M University on Monday.
After millions of dollars spent designing a new performing arts center, the cities of Plano and Allen have pulled the plug on the project.
