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1/ The February winter storm that left millions in Texas without power is being called the biggest epidemic of carbon monoxide poisoning in recent history.Texas has done little to prevent

1/ The Texas House approved a bill that would allow handguns to be carried without a permit, and Texas Republicans are vowing to defy federal gun rules. The moves come

1/ Marvin Scott III died in Texas police custody. His family says they will protest until the officers involved are arrested. Photos by @shelbytauber. https://bit.ly/3daGBJA 2/ Nearly every night for

A group of Texans and a free speech advocacy group are suing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in federal court, accusing him of unconstitutionally blocking nine people on Twitter for

1/ Because of the holiday weekend, you will likely notice two weird changes in reported COVID-19 data over the next week. @COVID19Tracking explains why both expected changes don’t necessarily mean

Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness never got his Texas absentee ballot that he requested. Here's how he still voted — and how you can too if you’re in a similar

Breaking: Texas has already surpassed its 2016 total votes cast with one day of early voting and #ElectionDay still to go. The state has added 1.8 million more registered

1/ Texas has seen a head-spinning barrage of voting-related lawsuits in recent months, and the state — particularly Harris County — has become the epicenter of a voting rights battle.

Breaking: Texas social workers will no longer be allowed to discriminate against LGBTQ Texans and people with disabilities. A state board voted Tuesday to undo a rule change that had

Texas voting PSA Oct. 23 is the deadline for counties to *receive* completed mail-in ballot applications, not the deadline for applications to be requested.If you still need to apply to

UPDATE: Texas counties are now temporarily blocked from setting up multiple drop-off locations for absentee ballots after top Texas officials moved to halt a federal judge's Friday ruling that said

1/ Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is facing accusations of criminal wrongdoing. This is not the first controversy Paxton has faced. But this time, the accusations are coming from inside