Texas Republicans want closed primaries. How would that work?

Last week, the Texas Republican Party met for its State Republican Executive Committee meeting where they took steps to try and block their primary elections from “outside interference."

Texas THC ban: Ricky Williams calls for 'friend' Gov. Abbott to veto bill

Former Texas Longhorn and NFL running back Ricky Williams is the latest to call for Gov. Greg Abbott to veto Senate Bill 3, which would ban THC products in Texas outside of the state's medical marijuana program.

Texas judge blocks enforcement of Ken Paxton's 'rogue DA' rules

A district judge temporarily blocked enforcement of new reporting requirements for district attorneys in the state's highest populated areas.

AG Paxton threatens suit against Austin over 'anti-gun' bank contract

According to the state official, the city is violating the law by engaging with a company that discriminates against the firearms industry.

Texas Gov. Abbott sends 5,000 soldiers across state ahead of 'No Kings' protests

Texas Governor Greg Abbott surged 5,000 National Guard soldiers and 2,000 Texas Department of Public Safety troopers to cities across the state on Thursday ahead of planned protests this weekend.

Austin anti-ICE protests: City prepares for planned demonstrations

The City of Austin is preparing for a large number of people to take to the streets this weekend as part of nationwide anti-ICE protests.

Undocumented students seek to challenge end of Texas in-state tuition

A group of undocumented students are asking a federal judge to allow them to challenge the court's ruling that ended their access to in-state tuition.

Gov. Abbott signs bill directing Texas to invest $50M in psychedelics research

Texas is preparing to spend $50 million researching an African plant with psychedelic effects for its potential to treat addiction and depression.

Austin LGBTQ+ advocates oppose gender-defining bill awaiting Gov. Abbott's approval

Proponents call it the “Women’s Bill of Rights," but LGBTQ+ advocates worry this bill could be used to discriminate, specifically, against those who identify as trans.

Bill limiting protests at public universities awaits Gov. Abbott’s approval

The bill’s text says it may not be construed to limit freedom of speech or expression as protected by the First Amendment or Texas Constitution. Critics wonder how this is possible, saying the bill in its entirety is an imposition of prohibitions on rights defined in those texts.