Texas TribunePolitics
The money would come from the state’s rainy day fund and be distributed by the end of next year.
Texas TribunePolitics
Gina Hinojosa, Vikki Goodwin and Senfronia Thompson tapped Republican politicians who clashed with Greg Abbott and Dan Patrick to help guide them into office in January.
Texas TribunePolitics
Presidential nominees have long skipped Texas. But Democrats, fresh off defeating Gov. Greg Abbott and winning the U.S. Senate race, are taking a second look.
Texas TribunePolitics
The Lubbock university’s student senate approved surveying students to gauge the impact of restrictions on what’s taught.
Texas TribunePolitics
The grants, funded by a fee on Texans’ auto insurance policies, helped install more than 3,200 of the surveillance cameras.
Texas TribunePolitics
East Texas Republicans fought for their positions the old fashioned way — by focusing on local issues and needs.
Texas TribunePolitics
Lawyers representing Republican Alan Blaylock asked the Secretary of State to declare his Democratic opponent Ericka Lomick ineligible because of a previous North Carolina felony.
NewsChannel 5 NashvillePolitics
Democrats won six Republican held districts in the Tennessee House in the mid term election - but Republicans still hold a supermajority in the state.
NewsChannel 5 NashvillePolitics
AT&T begins shutting down landline services in Middle Tennessee this Sunday. Here's what homeowners and businesses need to know.
WSMV 4Politics
The proposal specifically addresses nonalcoholic beer; it does not propose allowing drivers to drink alcoholic beer.
FITSNewsPolitics
They’re hitting the reset button all around Washington, D.C., these days. From Capitol Hill to the U.S. Supreme Court to the White House, conventional wisdom – rendered obsolete by last week’s midterm elections – is being tossed out. Political calculus is being reformatted to fit into new post-November 3 realities. That’s sparking several major changes – with one notable exception.
FITSNewsPolitics
“Is it just me, or is everybody getting more email blasts from Nikki Haley these days?” a South Carolina political operative asked this reporter. It was part serious inquiry, part rhetorical musing. And, in fairness, it does seem her name is popping up more frequently in inboxes of late.