Millions have lost coverage as a result of the national disenrollment process, which began following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Texas Senators voted Wednesday evening to approve Senate Bill 2, the piece of legislation carrying an education savings accounts (ESA) program recently declared an emergency by Gov. Greg Abbott.

Solutions include funding the federal agency properly, requiring states to share a larger burden of the responsibility and ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A lack of information is how one Nueces County commissioner described a request to resubmit a claim for more than $700,000 in hurricane costs to FEMA. The money would go ...

Burton Mayor Karen Buck issued a press release this (Thursday) afternoon stating that the motor at the bottom of the water well has been replaced, and that the city’s water storage tanks are filling ...

After failed attempts in 2021 and 2023, southeast Texas lawmakers have filed bills to require generators in nursing homes and ...

A late-night multiple-vehicle accident in Live Oak County turned the Orange Grove High School practice field into a temporary landing zone for medical transport helicopters.

After seven hours of debate over Senate Bill 2 on the Senate floor Wednesday, the chamber suspended rules so lawmakers could ...

About three weeks into the 89th legislative session, Texas senators sent their first bill to the House. Senate Bill 2 proposes spending $1 billion annually for education savings accounts, which famili ...

Governor Greg Abbott announced the creation of the Texas Cyber Command to bolster state cybersecurity, calling it an ...

According to TSTA, while Senate Bill 2 has an initial cost of about $1 billion, the bill is expected to balloon up to $6 ...