The Latest Breaking News from Capitol

The most ambitious proposals are all but dead, leaving teachers wondering why they’re looking at small raises when the state has a historic budget surplus at its disposal.

In policing queer Texans, Republicans missed “grooming behavior" by one of their own, LGBTQ advocates say

Rare momentum in the Texas Capitol for a tougher gun law has flickered out, days after a mass shooting near Dallas left eight people dead

Republican state representatives' head-turning votes are helping advance a bill in the Texas House that proposes raising the purchase age for AR-style rifles

A new version of Senate Bill 17 expected to be considered by the House’s Higher Education Committee on Monday would still ban DEI offices and prohibit required diversity training, but it would open the door for university boards of regents to approve such programs in certain circumstances.

Heart singer Ann Wilson recalls the making of a multi-platinum, MTV-friendly monster

Two jurors from Cantu’s 2001 double-murder trial now support his appeals, which claim prosecutors relied on false testimony and withheld crucial evidence.

New bill would target members of the Legislature who engage in grooming behavior with victims under the age of 21

The new details about the allegation stem from the complaint filed against Slaton to the House General Investigating Committee.

Sinclair, Gray, Graham and Capitol Broadcasting will be implementing the Verance Aspect audio watermark used to trigger interactive applications

Bryan Slaton allegedly told her to not speak with anyone about boozy visit to his condo