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The forum will feature four statewide Democratic candidates running for multiple positions, with some of the candidates still vying for a spot on the November ballot and facing a runoff election on May 24.

Understanding the effects of Abbotts hotly debated policies

And he'll get away with it.

Texas has been sending migrants unlawfully crossing its Southern border with Mexico to...

The governors of Mexican states bordering Texas are trying to strengthen ties with the governor of Texas to keep commercial trucks and cargo moving across border. Gov. Greg Abbott brought traffic to a standstill at international bridges that led to protests by truckers waiting hours in Mexico to cross. Abbott ordered state troopers to do vehicle safety checks on every single truck entering Texas on top of the federal security inspections done by U.S. Custom and Border Protection. He called off t...

AUSTIN – Today, Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced the 2022 Family Land Heritage application deadline has been extended to June 1, 2022. This extension is intended to allow families additional time to gather the documents necessary to apply.

The costly policy, which some estimate cost hundreds of billions of dollars over the...

A group of white farmers who claim the U.S. Department of Agriculture excluded them from COVID-19 relief funds allocated to minority farmers has asked a Texas federal judge to deny a Black farmers' association's bid seeking more time for fact discovery in the case.

Sid Miller isn’t a politician to be taken seriously — but then came Gov. Greg...

The Texas Guard, in a statement, said the soldier was missing, denied he was dead and...