Politics & Government

The couple behind Dallas’ Q Con are at it again, and they’ve teamed up with conspiracy theorist attorney Lin Wood.

U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert hopes to beat incumbent Ken Paxton in the Republican primary for Texas attorney general.

Gov. Greg Abbott has found a solution to human trafficking: prayer.

Not all massage parlors are fronts for criminal activities, but the city is looking for ways to crack down on the ones that are.

Ahead of the March primary, the race for Texas agriculture commissioner is heating up.

The man and his weapons were both from out of town. That’s one of the first things many Killeen residents,  both past and present, will remind you: He wasn’t one of them. George Hennard was from Pennsylvania, and he was living in Belton, a city about 25 minutes away from…

Despite a recent spike in anti-Asian hate crimes, GOP candidate Shelley Luther calls for Chinese students to be banned from Texas universities.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz backpedaled on FOX after host Tucker Carlson slammed him for calling the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection a “terrorist attack.”

In the race for Texas governor, Democratic candidate Beto O’Rourke is getting his hands dirty.

It was a big, angry crowd, and those in it had come from all over the country, Texas included. They had the same goal in mind: to keep then-President Donald Trump in office. At noon on Jan. 6, 2021, the outgoing president launched into a fiery speech. Much like he…

While Dallas tries to solve its food desert problem, residents are left to fend for themselves.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz may run for president again, but his own daughter recently announced she doesn’t agree with his politics.

Frisco real estate broker and Capitol rioter Jenna Ryan has surrendered herself to federal prison.

Before President Joe Biden ousted Donald Trump in November 2020, he famously promised his administration would not build “another foot” of the border wall. But Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has other plans (to build a wall). And apparently, Biden also has other plans (to build some more wall). This week,…

The first responders say they didn’t get pay adjustments when they were supposed to.

Here are the top five stupidest things Texas politicians said this year.

Daniel Miller, a Republican lieutenant governor candidate and “Texit” architect, has accused “cancel culture” of trying to get his Wikipedia page removed.

About 2,400 City of Dallas hourly employees are caught in the crossfire of a recent ransomware attack on one of the largest human resources companies: Kronos.

Lavon resident and veteran Joshua Murray hopes to unseat Chris Hill as Collin County judge.

The potential change in the hours of operation for sexually oriented businesses is being brought to City Council for discussion.

Dallas has renewed its juvenile curfew over and over again since the ’90s and is on track to do so again this year. However, some have suggested that these curfews may not be all that affective.

U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw is praising the pope, who’s warned against efforts to “cancel Christmas.”