Texas families of different faiths sue over law requiring Ten Commandments in classrooms

Sixteen Texas families of different faiths have filed a lawsuit looking to block a state law that would require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in school classrooms.

Who is running for US Senate in Texas?

The 2026 race for Texas's U.S. Senate seat is drawing multiple candidates. Here's who is running.

Colin Allred announces 2026 U.S. Senate run in Texas

Colin Allred, a former U.S. Representative and ex-NFL linebacker, has announced he will run for U.S. Senate in 2026.

Texas THC ban: What's ahead in the special session | Texas: The Issue Is

A last-minute veto by Governor Greg Abbott put a new twist on the fight over THC in Texas. FOX 7's Rudy Koski talked with hemp industry advocate Cynthia Cabrera of Hometown Hero about the battle ahead.

Central Texas Food Bank reacts to Gov. Abbott's slashing of summer lunch program

Governor Greg Abbott rejected a $60 million budget proposal that would have allowed Texas to join a federal summer lunch program designed to help low-income children.

Abbott, Trump approval ratings: Poll shows economy, THC reduce favorability among Texans

A recent poll conducted by a Texas organization found that issues like the economy and a close brush with a ban on THC products have caused a drop in voters’ approval of top leaders.

Texas passes new veterinary bills into law

Two new laws will soon enhance the regulatory authority of the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners.

Former Paxton employees accuse top deputy of witness tampering during impeachment

Two former employees of Attorney General Ken Paxton's office claim allegations of harassment were made up by Paxton's top deputy in an attempt to negatively impact the former employees' new firm.

Texas bans adversarial countries from buying certain properties

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill this weekend that will ban property purchased by individuals or groups from countries identified as security threats.

Gov. Abbott slashes summer lunch program for low-income children from state budget

Gov. Greg Abbott has cut a $60 million provision in the state budget that would allow Texas to enter a federal summer lunch program for low-income children.

Election bills in 89th Texas legislative session
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The 89th Texas legislative session wrapped up with a slate of bills that could reshape how elections are run ? and who has access to the ballot box. Natalia Contreras with Votebeat Texas joins Good Day Austin's Katie Orth to discuss.

After Texas stops funding border wall program, 'One Big Beautiful Bill' would fill the gap

With Texas stopping new funding for Gov. Greg Abbott's border wall plan, President Donald Trump is telling the Senate to "lock yourself in a room if you must" to pass his spending bill that would replace the effort.

North Texas faith leaders sue TEA, school districts over Ten Commandments law

The plaintiffs argue the law violates the First Amendment by unconstitutionally pressuring students into religious observance and interfering with parents' rights regarding their children's religious education.

Texas THC ban: Most Texans disapprove of SB 3, poll shows

New polling shows that most Texans disapprove of the Texas Legislature's effort to outlaw the production and sale of THC products in the state.