Months after initially applying, several Islamic private schools in Texas, including Brighter Horizons Academy and Bayaan Academy, have been admitted into the state’s $1 billion school voucher program, according to the Texas Comptroller’s Office.
Harris County has become the first county in Texas to implement a comprehensive labor consultation policy, giving county employees a formal avenue to raise concerns about pay, workplace conditions, and terminations.
Texas Railroad Commission has officially gained authority to issue Class VI permits, allowing energy companies to inject and store carbon dioxide (CO2) underground — a power previously held exclusively by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
A small town in Campbell is facing controversy after about $28,000 in taxpayer money was spent through roughly 150 unauthorized credit card charges between 2024 and 2025.
A new Texas law restricting certain drag performances in public spaces takes effect today, even as a legal challenge continues.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that the state will no longer observe César Chávez Day, citing recently reported allegations of sexual abuse against the late labor leader.
Former Fort Bend County Judge KP George staffer Taral Patel testified Tuesday in George’s ongoing money laundering trial, describing his time as chief of staff from 2019 to 2021 as “disorganized” and chaotic.
Texas led the nation in solar power installations last year, according to a report from the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).
Texas families now have two extra weeks to apply for the state’s new school voucher program after a federal judge in Houston ordered an extension hours before the original deadline was set to close.
Visitation at Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park in the Texas Hill Country dropped sharply in 2025, falling nearly 70% from over 119,000 visits in 2024 to just above 38,000, according to the National Park Service (NPS).