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Texas $1,500 relief checks: Lawmaker files bill to send one-time payment to every household
A San Antonio Democrat has filed a bill that, if passed, would fulfill Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa’s promise to send $1,500 checks to every Texas household.
Texas Ag commissioner calls for GOP chair to resign after midterm losses: 'A political catastrophe'
Outgoing Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has called for Republican Party of Texas Chair D’Rinda Randall to resign following sweeping losses in the midterm elections.
Gov. Abbott activates additional Texas emergency resources ahead of potential weekend flood threat
Gov. Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to mobilize additional state emergency response resources as multiple rounds of thunderstorms could potentially bring flooding to South and West Texas.
These lesser-known Texas races also turned blue in the 2026 midterm election
Democrats shattered decades of Republican control in Texas, with candidates flipping seats not only in key statewide contests but also in several lower-profile races.
Texas elects first woman, openly LGBTQ+ person to lead state Supreme Court
It was a historic election night in Texas, with many firsts and political shifts taking place, including in the statewide courts.
Texas wins FEMA appeal: More aid approved for those hit by Hill Country flooding
Texans hit by summer flooding in the Hill Country will now be able to receive money to help with home repairs and more after the state appealed an earlier decision by FEMA denying individual financial help for those impacted.
Video shows deer crashing through Texas police officer's windshield
A startling crash was captured on video after a deer unexpectedly jumped in front of a Hondo police officer’s patrol car.
Texas man who bragged about assaulting child, shared child porn in Kik group gets 18 years in prison
A Floresville man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for sharing child pornography in a Kik group, where he also bragged about sexually assaulting a young child.
Texas volunteer firefighter is suspect in multiple arsons that damaged structures, cars: officials
A Central Texas volunteer firefighter is facing more than a dozen felony charges after investigators said he intentionally set multiple fires in Moore and Pearsall.
Texas employment growth drops below long-term average as 19,000 jobs shed: Dallas Fed
The Texas Employment Forecast released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas indicates that job growth has slowed in Texas, despite the state continuing to outpace the nation’s annual growth rate.









