Politics & Government

If we had a nickel for every time we heard about inflation, we could probably afford a dozen eggs.

The city bought the hospital for $6.5 million in 2022, but community opposition has stalled progress for years.

The city’s list of legal options for banning short-term rentals is dwindling.

In case you missed any of the protests that have happened this year, there are many more.

Posters detailing an Electronic Genital Verification pilot program were spotted at DFW Airport over the weekend.

The 50501 movement will host a protest in every American state capital on Wednesday, Feb. 5, but not in Dallas.

From Dallas County to Congress, Trump’s executive order demanding a pause on federal grants, loans sent officials “scrambling.”

Arnold’s reelection would have been allowed under former city rules, but the recently approved Prop. E changed things.

More immigrants have been detained and deported since Trump’s inauguration.

ICE agents arrested more than 80 North Texans during targeted raids Sunday.

Several thousand documents related to the murder of President John F. Kennedy will now be released thanks to Trump’s order.

ICE officers reportedly descended upon parts of Dallas on Tuesday.

The Texas AG was the first and last to sue the former president’s administration.

Tolbert appeared to be the front-runner throughout the nearly yearlong search.

Attorney Gen. Ken Paxton has been filing suits targeting the porn industry since 2023.

Stewart Rhodes is one of more than 1,500 granted clemency on Monday.

Here’s a map that shows how your neighborhood voted for President in 2024

The City Plan Commission focused on parking reform for seven hours Thursday.

A bipartisan coalition elected Dustin Burrows as House Speaker. The Lubbock Republican defeated Mansfield Rep. David Cook.

A likely TikTok ban is on the horizon. Here’s what some politicians have had to say about the controversial app.

The U.S. representative from Dallas is in the middle of another viral feud on Capitol Hill.

As Southern states attempt to lessen cockfighting penalties in the name of freedom and rural heritage, Texas isn’t buying it.