Politics & Government

Meet Zach Freeman, a ‘concerned’ North Texas father of three who makes satirical videos demolishing far-right talking points and politicians.

Pro-Palestine advocates filled the City Council chambers to call for support of a ceasefire in Gaza. At least one city leader was open to it.

The Lone Star State continues its mission of deterring migrants from illegally crossing the southern border, including by introducing more razor wire.

The three facilities, purchased for millions of dollars by Dallas to house the homeless, aren’t yet housing anyone.

Texans are hoping for the best this winter when it comes to the energy grid, but experts advise preparing for the worst. Ya know, just in case.

City leaders and residents are torn on how to spend $1.1 billion in bond money.

On Thursday, a judge in Travis County said that what the state asked Kate Cox to go through “is shocking and would be a genuine miscarriage of justice.”

The Texas attorney general reportedly did not disclose the Broken Bow property on his annual personal financial report, raising ethical concerns.

After receiving a harrowing diagnosis, Kate Cox decided she shouldn’t have to travel out of Texas to get an abortion to prevent further suffering.

A trio of powerful Republicans have already taken aim at sitting House Republicans from North Texas for opposing them in the past year.

“There is no place for hate in Texas, and the current RPT leadership has set a place at the head of their table for it,” wrote the Texas Democratic Party chair.

While Dallas faces an affordable housing crisis, Mayor Eric Johnson wants more money for parks as the city nears the next bond election.

The GOP presidential primary frontrunner, who reportedly wants to build immigrant detention camps in Texas, was recently endorsed by Gov. Greg Abbott.

Some worry that the move could destroy single-family neighborhoods by creating more density by way of multi-family residential structures.

“With Thanksgiving right around the corner, we cannot throw millions of families out in the cold,” U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett wrote in an open letter.

Opponents say the bills are unconstitutional and will lead to human and civil rights violations as well as racial profiling throughout Texas.

A North Texas real estate service is helping families that no longer feel protected in Texas find homes in other states where they feel more secure.

The fired football coach will leave College Station with a ton of Aggie cash, but we have some swell ideas on how it would be better spent.

Mayor Eric Johnson caused a stir when he ditched the Democrats last summer. He has launched an organization to support GOP mayors, but Election Day was still rough on the nation’s Republicans.

Constitutional amendments that were approved include cuts to property taxes and infrastructure improvements. So which measure didn’t make the cut?

Advocates hoped $200 million would be allocated for housing in the 2024 bond package. That number was cut to $100 million, but that could change.

Texans will see 14 propositions on their ballot this Election Day. The proposed constitutional amendments cover a lot of ground.