Four candidates are already in line to run in next year's election, and even more have signaled their plans to jump in the ring.
Some U.S. Senators want congressional action to force a restart of cruising by Independence Day.
Only a few local municipal races are on May 1 ballots this year. And in one local contest, a candidate is outspending his two opponents by a wide margin in attempt to return to office.
Texans will remember February's winter disaster when they cast their votes in coming elections, according to a survey.
The bill has its origins in the decisions by Travis County prosecutors to drop charges against some people arrested during Black Lives Matters protests in Austin in May 2020.
Two bills filed in Austin could put the fate of the county treasurer's office to a statewide vote.
The days are counting down to May's local elections.
And U.S. Rep. Ronny Jackson, a graduate of two Galveston universities, was the subject of an unflattering report released by the Department of Defense.
Local officials reveal their written testimony to lawmakers about last week's catastrophic freeze.
Galveston County Judge Mark Henry announced Wednesday he would seek a fourth term in office and run for reelection in the Republican Party primaries in 2022.
It's no secret that people use medical passes to skip long waits, but claims of abuse have led to a proposal to make obtaining a fraudulant pass a crime.
Galveston County Democrats are searching for a new leader.
Two Galveston figures of note are among Donald Trump's dream for a monument to American heroes.
Ballots are open for hopefuls who want to run for office in the May 2021 elections.
Galveston County's congressman has been among the leaders who protested and sought to block certification of electoral college votes.
Galveston County District Court Judge Lonnie Cox this month received a written warning from the State Commission on Judicial Conduct over public comments he made during this year’s Republican primary election.
U.S. Rep. Randy Weber argues the $2.3 trillion government spending bill "failed to prioritize American families."
Voter burnout was expected in the runoff elections, but Roger Quiroga suffered more from it.
The Galveston County Republican Party has spent more on ads for Roger Quiroga than Quiroga has spent on himself.
U.S. Rep. Randy Weber joined other reps to criticize Attorney General William Barr for not doing enough to investigate voter fraud.
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