Politics & Government

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.

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.

We asked each candidate how they plan to approach Props. S and U.

The icy streets should defrost in time for this weekend’s public meetings with Dallas’ CEO contenders.

New year, new laws. Relaxed vehicular laws and expanded criminal justice reform are among the changes.

Garland’s top elected official weighs in on the age-old debate over whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie.

Lawmakers have filed thousands of bills since November, but a few stand out as especially bizarre.

With nearly 20,000 X posts between them, Texas politicians Chip Roy and Ted Cruz were this year’s most online lawmakers.

Dallas responds more quickly to fires than departments in Houston and Austin.

A letter to Dallas City Council referenced Proposition S, which allows citizens to sue over failed ordinance enforcement.

Despite a burgeoning population, few residents turned out to vote in Princeton’s mayoral runoff election.

On Friday, a meeting was called for Monday morning, but not enough members showed up.