$8 Gets You Inaugural Lunch With Gov. Perry
The 2011 family-friendly Texas Inaugural will include an $8 per guest barbecue lunch with Governor Rick Perry and Lt. Governor David Dewhurst.
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The 2011 family-friendly Texas Inaugural will include an $8 per guest barbecue lunch with Governor Rick Perry and Lt. Governor David Dewhurst.
A heavy influx of new residents, many of whom are Hispanics, has Texas poised to gain more congressional seats than any other state.
The traditional parade is off and black tie is being traded for no tie at Gov. Rick Perry's inaugural celebration next month.
Congress has moved to stop scammers who use fake caller IDs to trick people into revealing Social Security and credit card numbers and other vital information.
The general election was more than a month ago, yet the Republican tidal wave keeps getting bigger in Texas.
A federal judge says a key part of the sweeping federal healthcare law is unconstitutional. But he let the law stand for
Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul, known for bucking his party in favor of his libertarian principles, says there's a chance he'll make another run for the presidency.
A Republican legislator has proposed a bill that would outlaw straight party ticket voting in Texas.
The angry debate over taxes in Washington has put the average taxpayer in a holding pattern.
The Senate has moved to delay a politically charged showdown vote on legislation carving out a path to legal status for foreign-born youngsters brought to this country illegally.
A trove of John F. Kennedy pictures by White House photographer Cecil Stoughton is being offered at a New York City auction.
Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert is recovering after wrecking while riding his bicycle and breaking a couple of ribs.
A civil rights group on Wednesday sued Texas health officials over the sale and distribution of about 8,800 samples of baby blood to pharmaceutical companies and the military.
Rep. Dan Flynn, a Republican serving House District 2 which includes Hunt, Rains and Van Zandt Counties, says he will audit his own spending habits after being questioned about his travel expenses.
When the health care overhaul was passed Democrats used Medicare cuts to pay much of the cost of providing insurance to millions who lack coverage. Now, lawmakers are reversing the money flow.
