The Evening Brief: Texas Headlines for May 31, 2012
Your evening reading: James endorses Dewhurst; Cruz, Dewhurst square off on Fox News; Campbell won't accept money from tort-reform group
Your evening reading: James endorses Dewhurst; Cruz, Dewhurst square off on Fox News; Campbell won't accept money from tort-reform group
Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Ted Cruz on Wednesday wasted no time jumping back into the political ring.
Your evening reading: Tuesday's biggest surprises; Straus says he's happy with the primary results; how Perry and Combs fared
The big day may be over, but a full slate of runoffs has turned summer into another election season in Texas.
Your evening reading: Hughes files to run against Straus for speaker; worker shot outside South Texas polling place; trouble for Obama in Democratic primary?
With fanfare in tow or not, the big day has finally arrived.
Your evening reading: Dewhurst's attack on Cruz stokes race-based controversy; Dewhurst goes after Leppert in last-minute TV ad; looking back at polling in the U.S. Senate race
Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst both got to enjoy brief spells of good news on Thursday — right before the ad wars flared again.
Your evening reading: Dewhurst close to 50 percent in new poll; Santorum endorses Cruz; Dewhurst features Huckabee in final ad
Though Ted Cruz still looms, Tom Leppert has moved into David Dewhurst's sights.
Your evening reading: Perry to tout Romney in call with top donors; Cornyn surprised at closeness of presidential race; Cruz loans campaign $400,000
Attorney General Greg Abbott has relented on a major point of contention in the state's voter ID case.
Your evening reading: report says Texas could face energy crisis in 10 years; new Leppert ad mocks opponents; ruling casts doubt on future of state's public beaches
The dynamics of the 2014 lieutenant governor's race may already be taking shape, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll.
Your evening reading: Perry, Palin featured in new Senate race ads; Paul racks up delegates at Minnesota convention; study says Texas among top three states in exonerations