David Muto

Election Day is quickly approaching, but in Texas this week, a huge lawsuit involving most of the state’s school districts has managed to steal some of the spotlight.

Your evening reading: school finance trial begins; Clinton to stump for Gallego in San Antonio; Libertarian in U.S. Senate race launches TV ad

Early voting in Texas begins today, and campaigns across the state don’t want you to forget it.

Your evening reading: Texas Supreme Court upholds franchise tax; state appeals redistricting ruling; Cruz, Sadler to face off again tonight

A controversial advertisement has heightened the drama in what was already the state’s most heated congressional battle.

Your evening reading: Perry to stump for Romney in Colorado and Nevada; judge allows East Texas cheerleaders to display religious banners pending trial; Republicans hit Canseco over mailer depicting Jesus

The state of Texas, known for its frequent legal scuffles with the federal government, has picked yet another high-profile courtroom fight.

Your evening reading: state to join lawsuit over religious banners; Cheney to raise money for Romney in Texas; Armstrong resigns as chairman of Livestrong

Though the presidential debate dominated Tuesday’s headlines, the focus in Texas turned briefly to 2014.

Your evening reading: Davis, Shelton clash in fiery debate; state senator to keep fighting in-state tuition for illegal immigrants; Gohmert calls Romney a “people pleaser” who will need guidance