Medicaid expansion for uninsured Texans had bipartisan support, but lawmakers won't pass it this session

Nothing is truly dead until the session ends. But committee chairs in both chambers have blocked bills from getting hearings, and supporters have dim hopes that Republican leaders will revive it in time.

Texas bill could mean charges for parents, doctors who allow kids to undergo gender affirmation surgeries

Texas lawmakers are now considering a bill that would make it a crime for parents to allow their kids to undergo a gender affirmation surgery. The bill says parents who consent to that treatment could be guilty of child abuse.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott discusses election integrity legislation

Texas Gov. Abbott was in Houston Monday to discuss legislative efforts meant to ensure election integrity across the state.

EXCLUSIVE: Lt. Gov. Patrick on ERCOT failure, possible taxpayer bailout

FOX 26 Political Reporter Greg Groogan spoke exclusively with Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick about the state's power grid following the winter storm that affected millions in mid-February.

Texas lawmakers continue hearings to find the cause of deadly power outages

Texas state House committee hearings went on for more than 15 hours as they tried to get answers for what happened during the blackouts brought on by the historic winter storm.

Sen. Ted Cruz explains his controversial trip to Cancun during Texas winter storm

U.S. Senator Ted Cruz explained his controversial trip to Cancun, Mexico this week as millions of his constituents were suffering without power, heat or running water during a historic winter storm. 

Ted Cruz flew to Cancun with family amid Texas power crisis

A Republican source told FOX News that Sen. Ted Cruz flew to Cancun, Mexico, with his family this week as Texas dealt with a winter storm that left millions without power.

No, frozen wind turbines aren’t the main culprit for Texas’ power outages

Lost wind power makes up only a fraction of the reduction in power-generating capacity that has brought outages to millions of Texans across the state during a major winter storm.

CBP opens small tent city to handle influx of migrants at Texas border

A small tent city opened Tuesday night in the Texas border town of Donna to help process a growing number of people who’ve crossed the border illegally, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.