Texas AG Paxton sues Dallas officials over $159M police funding dispute, alleging failure to implement voter-approved Proposition U requiring 4,000 officers and pension support.
Federal appeals court reinstates Texas ban on paid ballot harvesting ahead of 2026 elections, ruling the law constitutional despite critics' concerns about voting access restrictions.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett leads Texas Democratic Senate primary with 47% support over James Talarico's 39% as they battle for the chance to challenge Republican Ted Cruz in March.
White House launches aggressive heart disease prevention measures, focusing on lifestyle changes and affordable medication during American Heart Month as part of broader health reforms.
Governor Abbott appoints new leadership across Texas state boards, including Criminal Justice Division, Transportation Commission, One-Call Board, and Occupational Therapy Examiners.
Trump pardons 5 former NFL stars including Joe Klecko and Nate Newton for crimes ranging from drug trafficking to counterfeiting, with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones delivering the news.
U.S. inflation falls to 2.4% in January, an 8-month low, as Trump claims economic victory, while critics highlight families spent $1,625 more due to rising prices in 2025.
Houston Mayor Whitmire slams Austin and Dallas leadership over tax increases and public safety, while Dallas reports crime reduction and prepares for 2026 World Cup security challenges.
Trump distances himself from controversial 401(k) withdrawal proposal for homebuyers, telling reporters he's "not a huge fan" of allowing Americans to tap retirement funds for down payments.
Texas AG Ken Paxton backs Dr. Bowden's lawsuit against medical board reprimand over COVID-19 treatments, igniting debate on medical freedom vs. regulatory oversight.
