Texas Governor says deal on school choice coming together
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is doubling down on his claim that a deal is in the works to bring "school choice" to the Lone Star State.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is doubling down on his claim that a deal is in the works to bring "school choice" to the Lone Star State.
Congressman Al Green demands Hamas release hostages immediately
In light of the recent attacks on Jewish, Muslim and Arab Americans, Congressional Al Green has issued a statement requesting an immediate ceasefire against Palestinian.
In light of the recent attacks on Jewish, Muslim and Arab Americans, Congressional Al Green has issued a statement requesting an immediate ceasefire against Palestinian.
Nearly half of Texans surveyed support school vouchers
Of those surveyed, 49% said they support school vouchers for low-income parents, and 47% support vouchers for all parents.
Of those surveyed, 49% said they support school vouchers for low-income parents, and 47% support vouchers for all parents.
Local group hopes to influence US Supreme Court to reinstate law prohibiting abusers from having guns
A hot button case in Texas will soon be heard by the Texas Supreme Court next week.
A hot button case in Texas will soon be heard by the Texas Supreme Court next week.
Houston hosts Ken Paxton's securities fraud trial starting April 15
Paxton allegedly promoted a McKinney technology company's stock without disclosing that he received compensation for doing so.
Paxton allegedly promoted a McKinney technology company's stock without disclosing that he received compensation for doing so.
Houston man blocked from mayoral ballot files lawsuit against state of Texas
A Houston mayoral hopeful was blocked from the November ballot because of a 2005 felony drug conviction, and he's now suing the state of Texas to change the law.
A Houston mayoral hopeful was blocked from the November ballot because of a 2005 felony drug conviction, and he's now suing the state of Texas to change the law.