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The Republican governor has promised to lower property taxes as he seeks reelection this November.
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The annual Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, has wrapped in Grapevine, Texas. The event included speeches from Texas officials — including Gov. Greg Abbott, Attorney General Ken Paxton and Sen. Mayes Middleton — all current candidates for statewide office.
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The Galveston-area state senator is in a runoff with U.S. Rep. Chip Roy to become GOP candidate for Texas attorney general.
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Texas Monthly is exploring the sometimes "humiliating" ways Democrats are trying to win back men ages 18 to 29, a small voting bloc.
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Conservatives are holding one of their largest annual gatherings as President Donald Trump faces a tough moment and a growing rift over the war in Iran. The Conservative Political Action Conference begins Wednesday in Grapevine.
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The county GOP forced the elimination of countywide polling sites on primary election day, creating confusion for voters of both parties.
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The City of Dallas began removing rainbow crosswalks in the historically gay neighborhood of Oak Lawn on Monday.
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While she didn't win the Texas Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, Rep. Jasmine Crockett dominated the Black vote in the party's primary. Now, political experts say James Talarico must win over Crockett's voters to have a chance in November.
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The day after the March 3 primary, President Donald Trump pledged to endorse either John Cornyn or Ken Paxton “soon,” and call on the other to drop out. He has yet to make an endorsement.
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Dallas police say Diamon-Maziarre Robinson, also known as "Mike King," was shot and killed after allegedly pointing a handgun at officers during a standoff in a Medical District parking garage. The shooting, involving the Dallas Police Department, is under investigation by the Dallas County District Attorney's Office.
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The virtual Fort Worth Report Newsmaker Q&A explored the political climate with local party chairs Tim Davis and Allison Campolo.
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Latinos helped Texas Democrats set the new record for a primary, but the state has been a white whale for the party for decades.
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County officials are unsure how much the audit cost, more than three weeks after it wrapped.
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AAA Texas spokesperson, says the rise comes after the recent events in Iran.