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Charles Thompson was sentenced in 1999 for killing his then-girlfriend and another man. His execution in Texas will be the first in the United States this year. Continue Reading »
The governor said public universities and state agencies may not seek new visas without Texas Workforce Commission permission through the end of the 2027 legislative session. Continue Reading »
In 2024, Texas also sued a New York provider accused of prescribing abortion pills, but her state’s law has shielded her from prosecution. Continue Reading »
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Officials have yet to identify any of the six victims of the crash. The law firm’s PAC has donated to lawmakers fighting tort reform. Continue Reading »
Texas’ population grew at a slower pace in 2025 than in previous years, according to new federal data. Nearly 32 million people now live in the state. Continue Reading »
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East Texas experienced some of the worst freezing rain. Dense forests and icy roads are making it more difficult to restore electricity. Continue Reading »
The groups that operate Texas’ 988 system face a convergence of challenges this year, from expiring federal money to heavier workloads since the Trump administration eliminated the special option for LGBTQ youth. Continue Reading »
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While GOP lawmakers accused the Austin Democrat of overstating his role in passing a statewide cap on insulin copays, his Democratic colleagues said his personal battle with diabetes generated key momentum for the effort. Continue Reading »
State leaders are fighting a foreign terrorist organization on multiple fronts.
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H-1B visa usage at Texas A&M University spurs action by Abbott.
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Robert Albritton donated to State Rep. Brian Harrison’s challenger Matt Authier.
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On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Jennifer Bridges is a registered. She was on of 400 people fired from Houston Methodist on June 22 for refusing to take the China-virus shot. She is now suing.
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Texas Freezes H-1B Visas for State Agencies and Universities… UT-Austin Removes Far-Left Classes From ‘US History Core’… Paxton Sues Company Mailing Abortion Pills Into Texas… Athletic Trainer Arrested for Indecency With Student…
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A new order from Gov. Greg Abbott pauses the controversial program while an investigation takes place on potential abuse.
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A man was challenging instructions to the jury that included an unconstitutional restriction on his Second and Fourteenth Amendment rights.
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-Texas Freezes H-1B Visas for State Agencies and Universities -Paxton Sues Out-of-State Abortion Pill Provider for Mailing Drugs Into Texas -UT-Austin Removes ‘US History Core’ Designation From Far-Left Classes
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Bobby Saenz worked for Brooks County ISD at the time the allegations arose.
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The H1B visa program is being sold as a “skills shortage solution.” That’s a lie. In this video, Sara exposes just the beginning of how the H1B system is being abused – all at the cost of American jobs. Do we really need to import elementary school teachers to Texas?? What you see will shock […]
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The lawsuit builds on legislation signed last year aimed at cracking down on mail-order abortions.
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The three courses will no longer qualify as an option to fulfill core curriculum requirements.
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The teacher was accused of recruiting students into a sex trafficking operation involving her adult son.
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On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Aaron Reitz is the Paxton-endorsed candidate for Texas Attorney General. He is formerly the Trump-appointed, Senate-confirmed head of the Office of Legal Policy at DOJ, Senator Cruz’s Chief of Staff, AG Paxton’s Deputy, and an active duty officer in the Marine Corps. AND Congressman Chip Roy is the effective conservative who represents […]
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A Houston criminal defense attorney is representing the former Venezuelan dictator’s wife.
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The teenage members of Los Mariachi Troyanos learn confidence and connection in their journey through traditional Mexican music. 
Among Texas congressional lawmakers, Johnson has made the second-highest number of trades, amassing a volume of $4.24 million. 
Republicans have turned the office into a conservative legal juggernaut, but three Democrats are competing for the chance to take it back. To help primary voters differentiate, we asked the candidates where they stand on the agency’s major issues. 
Charles Thompson was sentenced in 1999 for killing his then-girlfriend and another man. His execution in Texas will be the first in the United States this year. 
The governor said public universities and state agencies may not seek new visas without Texas Workforce Commission permission through the end of the 2027 legislative session. 
In 2024, Texas also sued a New York provider accused of prescribing abortion pills, but her state’s law has shielded her from prosecution. 
TribCast dives into the potentially Texas-sized repercussions of President Trump's plan to get U.S. companies to rebuild Venezuela's oil industry. 
Officials have yet to identify any of the six victims of the crash. The law firm’s PAC has donated to lawmakers fighting tort reform. 
Texas’ population grew at a slower pace in 2025 than in previous years, according to new federal data. Nearly 32 million people now live in the state. 
The Texas Tribune helps Texans vote by producing comprehensive voter guides for every major election. Find and share all our voting resources here. 
East Texas experienced some of the worst freezing rain. Dense forests and icy roads are making it more difficult to restore electricity. 
The groups that operate Texas’ 988 system face a convergence of challenges this year, from expiring federal money to heavier workloads since the Trump administration eliminated the special option for LGBTQ youth. 
Agriculture is the second largest industry in Texas, which is home to more than 230,000 farms. Here’s a look at who’s running in the 2026 Democratic and Republican primaries to oversee the agriculture department and where they stand on the issues. 
The demographic makeup of the trigger schools raises questions about whether Texas' accountability system fairly considers historic inequities tied to race and poverty. 
While GOP lawmakers accused the Austin Democrat of overstating his role in passing a statewide cap on insulin copays, his Democratic colleagues said his personal battle with diabetes generated key momentum for the effort.