The office of the Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into major U.S. meatpacking companies, alleging potential anticompetitive practices that may have contributed to higher grocery prices for beef while lowering payouts to cattle producers.
Smoke shops across Texas are once again caught in regulatory uncertainty as court rulings continue to swing between blocking and allowing the sale of smokeable hemp products, creating what industry workers are calling “Texas whiplash.”
The Supreme Court of Texas has refused to remove Gene Wu from office over his role in the 2025 Democratic quorum break tied to congressional redistricting, dealing a setback to Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton.
Upstream employment in Texas’ oil and gas industry posted modest gains in March, according to new data analyzed by the Texas Oil and Gas Association.
Joe Panzarella defeated Nick Hellyar in a special election runoff to fill the District C seat on the Houston City Council, according to results reported Saturday night by the Harris County Clerk’s Office.
The City of Austin has announced the winner of the 2026 Circular Austin Showcase, a pitch competition for local circular businesses focused on reuse and zero waste.
More than three years after a crash doctors said left him with just an 8% chance of survival, Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Curtis Putz says sharing his story is now part of his healing process.
Two North Texas high school seniors are proving they do not have to wait until college to start building cutting-edge technology.
The Texas Department of Public Safety now has the legal authority and technology to take control of drones flying in restricted airspace near AT&T Stadium during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Democratic runoff race for Texas’ 35th Congressional District has turned into a public fight over antisemitism allegations and who best represents Jewish voters.