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Federal regulators approved nearly $12 billion in Medicaid funding for Texas hospitals, physicians, and rural clinics following extensive intergovernmental negotiations.
The Texas Department of Insurance outlined new regulatory mandates targeting escalating residential insurance rates, barring carriers from denying coverage solely based on roof age.
The Texas Supreme Court has barred Galveston County from using newly redrawn precinct lines in November, ruling that changing voting maps mid-election cycle violates state law.
The Public Utility Commission of Texas has approved a 370-mile transmission line linking South Texas to the Permian Basin, ordering utilities to work with landowners to mitigate property impacts.
A Texas state district judge has found TikTok liable for deceiving parents about platform safety and exposing minors to explicit material, marking the first time a state has established liability against the social media company.
Governor Greg Abbott has announced a freeze on new data center approvals across Texas.
Abbott has ordered work on three-year bachelor's degrees, and Hinojosa is campaigning on schools and teacher pay. Denton has roughly 10,000 people employed in higher education.
League City will hold a referendum in November regarding Flock Safety's cameras.
A federal judge has ruled to keep Texas' THC ban in effect while legal challenges continue.
SpaceX plans a semiconductor facility in Grimes County, with differing investment estimates.
Ken Paxton and James Talarico have each proposed plans aimed at improving affordability.
President Trump criticized Texas's pause on data center approvals, calling it a mistake.
Texas has paused new data center connections to evaluate their water and power needs.
Kay Granger, a pivotal figure in Texas politics, died at 83, impacting both local and national levels.
A recent study ranks Plano as the second safest large city in the U.S.
A study indicates that fully autonomous vehicles could decrease traffic delays in Texas by 33%.
Governor Greg Abbott attended the grand opening of Bob's House of Hope in Justin, described as the nation's first safe house exclusively for adult male survivors of human trafficking, and pointed to newly signed laws that stiffen penalties for traffickers.
Governor Greg Abbott reappointed all ten judges of the Texas Business Court to new two-year terms beginning September 1, keeping the specialized commercial court's full inaugural bench in place.
Twenty-four grants to graduate medical and nursing schools will expand emergency and trauma care training partnerships between hospitals and medical programs across Texas.
The Public Utility Commission of Texas and ERCOT are adopting measures requiring data centers to cover transmission costs and contribute to residential bill relief following Governor Abbott's directive.
The Texas Attorney General has obtained a temporary injunction requiring Discord to implement age-verification and safety protocols for users in the state.
