Texas Political Spotlight

TAB Takes Stand On Future of Texas Water

Business is Booming: Nearly 3 Million Entities Now Registered in Texas

Thoughts From a Native Texan

Welcome to 2025, Texas

Is “Cow Town” the New Darling of Texas?

Debate Over Border Wall Material Intensifies

Representative Capriglione Looks to Open a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

Texas' Historical Surplus Opportunity

Carbon Capture Technology Innovation

Texas lawmakers are revisiting a bill requiring election officials to respond to irregularity complaints within set timeframes, allowing unresolved issues to be escalated to the Secretary of State for potential audits.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller publicly disagrees with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick about the future of THC in Texas, with Patrick backing a ban on consumable THC but allowing medical cannabis.

Don’t Add to Employer Healthcare Costs

Efforts to expand legalized gambling in Texas, such as mobile betting and destination resorts, have generated significant discussion but face ongoing legislative review.

With Thanksgiving behind us, Texas House Republicans and Democrats will soon select their caucus leaders, including their preferred candidates for the Speaker of the House.

We here at TXLege News would love to extend early Thanksgiving wishes to all!

Trump Appoints Former State Lawmaker to Cabinet

A Bold Plan for Advanced Nuclear Energy

Texas unveiled a comprehensive plan to lead in advanced nuclear power by highlighting its resources, workforce, and infrastructure to develop clean, reliable energy and boost economic growth.

New TSIF Grant Marks Significant Progress for Texas Semiconductor Industry

Former Gov. Perry Comments on Speaker Race; Watson Secures Austin Mayoral Reelection

End of Boeing Strike Benefits the State’s Aerospace Economy

New bills, Senate and House leadership bids, and priorities set for the 2025 Texas legislative session

It was 1994. Seinfeld, the most popular show on TV, injected “No soup for you!” into popular culture.

The Texas Century

Ensuring efficient cargo traffic across our southern border is vital to Texas’ economic success.