Politics & Government

Republican reps have pre-filed 32 bills that restrict the rights of transgender Texans.

A Texas legislator has moved to designate abortion-inducing pills as controlled substances, potentially endangering women across the state.

It wasn’t all bad news in Dallas this year.

Ken Paxton and Greg Abbott both made it onto short lists for Trump’s cabinet positions, but neither is headed to D.C.

A Fox News anchor asked the mayor about his party switch and how Dallas is taking on the “migrant crisis.”

Voters’ perception of the economy may have helped fuel Trump’s presidential win, but how much have prices really changed?

With demand for new housing outpacing infrastructure and resources, one local government brings building to a halt.

T.C. Broadnax’s replacement will be charged with finding a new police chief.

One lawmaker wants to decriminalize gay sex, while another wants to give student loan forgiveness to border patrol lawyers.

Wanna get away?

A Trump-appointed judge sided with Texas’ challenge to Biden’s spousal naturalization program in “sign of what is to come.”

Cheer up, Harris voters. Someday the blue tide will roll in. We’ve been telling ourselves that in Texas for 30 years.

Promises to heighten border security may have paid off for Republicans in the historically blue Rio Grande Valley.

The controversial propositions that passed on Tuesday night likely spell trouble for Dallas city government and the police department.

A national abortion ban and OB-GYNs leaving Texas are two major concerns for healthcare providers.

A school voucher program is closer than ever in Texas, and a Democrat winning statewide office still seems to be a long way off.

Follow along with us all day as we bring you news and updates from local polls and the national races.

The United States differs from other nations in that there is no independent electoral commission to certify the final vote tally.

“I can’t tell you how many people have breathed a sigh of relief, feeling that the voting location is a safe location …”

Tarrant County turned blue by tenths of a percentage point during the 2020 presidential election. Will history repeat itself?

Voting in this election can be time-consuming. Here’s how to plan ahead.

In the second Allred commercial we’ve fact-checked, the former football player defends himself.