The Texas Senate has passed a controversial GOP-backed redistricting bill, increasing Republican-leaning districts and raising concerns over minority representation. The move sets the stage for potential legal challenges.
The Texas Senate has passed a bill mandating weather alerts and safety measures at youth camps following a fatal flood tragedy, aiming to improve child safety across the state.
The Texas House approved a GOP-favored congressional map after a delay from a Democratic walkout. The map aims to secure Republican advantages in upcoming U.S. House elections.
Kerrville, Texas, considers an 8% property tax increase after a disaster declaration due to recent flooding. The move aims to aid recovery efforts without requiring voter approval.
Texas announces a $146 billion investment plan to improve roadways and address congestion over 10 years. The plan targets safety, connectivity, and economic growth, benefitting rural and urban areas.
Thousands protested at the Texas Capitol against a Republican-led redistricting plan. Texas Democrats led the rally, shifting from walkouts to public demonstrations.
The northbound upper level of I-35 in San Antonio will remain closed through September for construction. Part of a project to be completed by 2026, it aims to improve traffic flow and safety. Drivers should use alternative routes and expect delays.
Texas coffee lovers face price increases as Trump’s 50% tariffs on Brazilian imports take effect. Cafes and consumers prepare for the impact on their daily brews.
Texas has expanded access to mental health care for students in the Houston area through the Texas Child Health Access Through Telemedicine (TCHATT) program, a state-funded initiative launched in 2019 to address the growing mental health needs of children and teenagers.
Nine Texas Senate Democrats walked out of the chamber on August 12, 2025, to protest a GOP redistricting plan aiming to secure more Republican seats. Despite the walkout, the Senate passed the plan, with further challenges expected as House Democrats break quorum. Governor Greg Abbott plans another special session to address the issue.