Border, business and parents' rights. Those were a few key issues Governor Gregg Abbott focused on during his speech at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). https://www.kxan.com/news/texas/abbott-focuses-on-key-conservative-issues-at-cpac-as-race-for-governor-narrows/
Border, business and parents' rights. Those were a few key issues Governor Gregg Abbott focused on during his speech at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
https://www.kxan.com/news/texas/abbott-focuses-on-key-conservative-issues-at-cpac-as-race-for-governor-narrows/
“If when I die, my tombstone says that, ‘Ted played a meaningful role in brining school choice to the kids of Texas and the kids of America,’ then I die a happy man." Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/texas/sen-ted-cruz-says-there-is-no-domestic-issue-he-cares-more-about-than-school-choice
As Austin’s Project Connect light rail program gears up for its federal funding and environmental processes, area transit leaders gathered Sunday to reflect on the past year of transportation developments.
WATCH: radar archive shows destructive hail storm slide right down I-35 Sunday night.
NASA brought the first rock samples back from space for the first time since the Apollo Mission over the weekend. The OSIRIS-REx mission launched in 2016 towards Bennu, a more than four billion year old asteroid orbiting our sun.
NASA brought the first rock samples back from space for the first time since the Apollo Mission over the weekend. The OSIRIS-REx mission launched in 2016 towards Bennu, a more than four billion year old asteroid orbiting our sun.
People are waking up to severe damage after a hail storm on Sunday night.
Just over a week after losing a historic impeachment trial, Prosecutor Dick DeGuerin said his team as well as others were naïve to think principle would win over politics.
These reflective remarks came during the Texas Tribune Festival. DeGuerin spoke on a panel alongside his colleagues who served as prosecutors in Attorney General Ken Paxton's Impeachment Trial.
Austin (KXAN) — Austin Energy said customers used 15-20% more energy in the month of August compared to last year. The agency said the extreme heat is the largest reason behind that jump in usage.
Patrick's Perspective - The man who put the gag order in place for the Paxton trial is now speaking freely. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick answers critics of the process, concern about political donations he accepted before the trial, and hints that some politicians will pay a penalty for pushing impeachment.
Medicaid Trouble – Hundreds of thousands of Texans have lost Medicaid coverage, most of them children. The cutoffs are primarily for procedural reasons – lost paperwork, outdated contact info – as opposed to true determinations that the people are ineligible. How lawmakers are pushing the state to act, or make sure the federal government does it for them, to potentially save lives.
