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President Donald Trump said Texas Republican U.S. Sen Ted Cruz is on his list of potential nominees to the U.S. Supreme Court if Trump wins a second term.
With 57 days left until the November election, the campaigns for President all the way down to local races are beginning their final push to get people to the polls.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick led a two-day Trump campaign bus tour from San Antonio to Bedford.
Though the Census Bureau reversed its decision to delay reporting data from the 2020 Census to states, experts warn states should still prepare for delays.
Old Navy has announced it will pay its employees to work at the polls in November's presidential election.
The fight over mail balloting in Texas grew Monday when the state sued to stop more than two million registered voters around Houston from receiving applications to submit their ballots by mail.
Dallas salon owner Shelley Luther, who made headlines earlier this year after she defied stay-at-home orders during the pandemic and was jailed, has put her name in the running for the Texas Senate.
The Trump campaign said Thursday the president will go after Democratic nominee Joe Biden and what they call his radical left agenda and 47 year failure in politics in Washington.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott had a cautiously optimistic outlook Thursday morning after Hurricane Laura made landfall.
North Texas Republicans, including a candidate for Congress, are praising the message of their party's national convention.
Texas GOP Chair and retired Lt. Col. Allen West hit on a theme President Donald Trump and other Republicans have voiced recently: restoring law and order in cities experiencing violent protests and rising violent crime.
Women could already vote in many states when the 19th Amendment passed in 1920, though difficulties in exercising that right persisted.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick spoke to CBS 11 News about the president's plans for a second term ahead of the Republican National Convention.
Facilities won permission more than 3,000 times to skimp on compliance during the sweeping government clemency.
Governor Greg Abbott is asking the Texas Education Agency to investigate and take action against a Wylie ISD junior high teacher who assigned a controversial lesson to students.
