Taking Texas to trial: the latest on the state's court battles
Texas has a host of high-profile legal battles in the works, ranging from voting rights to political maps. Full Story
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Texas has a host of high-profile legal battles in the works, ranging from voting rights to political maps. Full Story
Vice President Mike Pence is coming to Austin next week to address Republican governors' yearly meeting, according to the group. Full Story
A state law put into effect in September made it legal for houses of worship to have armed volunteer security — but the law's author says many churches in Texas don't know it's an option. Full Story
The Air Force has released a statement that it failed to report Devin Kelley's domestic violence conviction to a national database used to screen firearms buyers. Full Story
Mass shootings have become common throughout the nation, but when a community of only about 650 people lost 26 in one event Sunday morning, everyone in Sutherland Springs was impacted. Full Story
Dallas County Sheriff Lupe Valdez told the Tribune Monday she is "in the exploratory process" of a possible run next year against Gov. Greg Abbott. Full Story
Watch the video of our conversation in Austin with state Rep. John Zerwas, a newly announced candidate for speaker of the Texas House. Or check out our recap of the event. Full Story
Sunday's shooting in the San Antonio-area town of Sutherland Springs is the deadliest mass shooting at a place of worship in American history — and it's also the deadliest mass shooting in Texas history. Full Story
We asked Texans to share their memories of their first vote, and talk about how voting has changed since then. These are their stories. Full Story
The easiest way to judge public officials is the same way you judge the people where you work: Are they doing a good job? Full Story
Counterprotesters at a rally in Houston last year say their presence wasn’t influenced by Russian Facebook ads but by the white supremacists who said they would attend. Full Story