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Montinique Monroe/Getty ImagesAs the Supreme Court considers a case that could overturn Roe v. Wade, Texas enacted a new law imposing criminal penalties for those who prescribe medication abortions via telehealth or the mail. -
Gabriel C. Pérez/As growth brings well-paid tech workers to Central Texas, long-time residents, especially people of color, are being pushed out.
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A federal appellate court has temporarily restored Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order prohibiting mask mandates in schools. -
Texans have more and cheaper 2022 health insurance plans to choose from on healthcare.gov.
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House Bill 20, which was set to take effect Dec. 2, would have let Texas users banned by social media platforms to sue for reinstatement or have the state attorney general sue on their behalf.
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Texas is one of several GOP-led states this year that has passed new voting restrictions this year.
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The Railroad Commission of Texas has approved a new rule to designate natural gas suppliers as "critical infrastructure." The rule does not create weatherization standards, however, and will not protect the grid this coming winter.
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What started with strap-on dildos at school board meetings has turned into gubernatorial letters to state agencies.
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A drop in supply to Santa Claus performers across the country has been attributed to some being at high risk for COVID-19.
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Wednesday's hearing at the high court will be about a Mississippi law. But a ruling on Texas’ Senate Bill 8 is still to come.
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"The larger matter at hand here is that the Texas governor is trying to wind up fears around COVID and around this new strain of COVID to justify his anti-asylum and anti-migrant policies in South Texas,” said Ari Sawyer with Human Rights Watch.
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In his closing arguments, Attorney Jamal Alsaffar said the $31 million proposed by the federal government told him that it was “never interested in doing the right thing.”
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About 78% of restaurant operators say they don't have enough staff to meet customer demand, according to the National Restaurant Association.
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Native American People of the Plains and Beyond is a recently-formed group that wants to memorialize the area's deep history.
