President Trump says he will "probably" visit Texas later this week as the state deals with devastating deadly flooding.

A fresh Flash Flood Emergency was issued on Sunday, for Hunt, Ingram, and Kerrville in Kerr County, Texas, due to ongoing flooding along the Guadalupe River ...

Until earlier this month, a push to adopt hand-marked paper ballots in Collin County had gone nowhere, with County Judge Chris Hill its lone advocate on the commissioner’s court.

Texas could go after border Democrats All but one Republican member of the Texas congressional delegation won their seats with more than 60% of the vote last November. All 25 GOP-held districts ...

“Texas Republicans should stand by the rule of law and the maps they drew four years ago, or they should finally work with Democrats to draw fair, independent congressional maps,” state Rep ...

All 25 GOP-held districts voted for Trump by at least 15 points in 2024, Kondik noted. A new GOP map in Texas is likely to shift voters from safely red districts into ones held by Democrats to help ...

SHERMAN, Texas (KTEN) — Law enforcement personnel from across Grayson County and beyond suited up Thursday to sharpen their skills in a place designed for learning, not lockdowns — a ...

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The website nokings.org adds that the day is to "gather to remind President Trump and his enablers: America has No King!" 'No Kings' protest near me this weekend: See Texas locations There are ...

MATAGORDA COUNTY, Texas — Leaders in Matagorda County issued a disaster declaration on Thursday due to ongoing severe weather. The declaration allows local authorities to do what they need to do ...

On Monday, the Texas Task Force 2 arrived in Hill County to help in case of an emergency, staging in Hillsboro. Task force leader David Birdsong says they will oversee six counties, and are ready ...

Back in 2003, as Texas was quickly changing from Democratic to Republican, the legislature redrew the maps to heavily advantage the GOP. Democrats lost five seats in the 2004 elections as a result.