Camp operators say costly state regulations enacted after deadly floods are threatening their ability to operate.
Higher wages at AI facilities are luring electricians away from residential projects, and Texas builders are struggling to finish new homes.
A sharp decline in layoffs is paired with stalled hiring, marking a notable slowdown for the once-fast-growing region.
State officials estimate $174 billion is needed over the next 50 years as drought and demand strain supplies.
Lawmakers are weighing whether to scale back or repeal a fast-growing incentive now costing billions in lost sales tax revenue.
State actions outside the typical legislative process are cutting undocumented immigrants off from school, work and driving.
From drilling groundwater wells to recycling wastewater, the Texas city is launching a host of projects to ward off disaster amid a historic drought.
A little-used state program is enabling landowners to set aside water for ecosystems in a system built on strong private property rights.
While New York has ambitious climate mandates, deregulation and early infrastructure investments have allowed Texas to build renewable energy much faster.
Corpus Christi leaders say a water emergency could arrive within months, with shortages potentially disrupting major industries and fuel distribution.
Republicans are competing for the former president’s backing while Democrats hope high turnout and new voters shift the race.
The county GOP decided to break from a jointly administered primary with Democrats. As a result, voters must publicly identify their party inside voting centers.
Residents demand action on resource-heavy developments, but local governments say state law curtails their power.
A new Dallas Fed forecast points to modest gains in 2026 as labor shortages and immigration limits restrain hiring.
The withdrawals could kneecap the DART system, starving it of funds at a time when transit agencies around the country are barely hanging on.
It’s the most significant step yet in a state program set to launch next school year.
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