Texas’ redistricting efforts have been in a back-and-forth since passing in the previous special legislative session. The latest move saw the state’s new map restored by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Dozens of new Texas laws are set to take effect in December and January impacting education, health, law enforcement and more ...
Laws include restricting transgender people’s access to public bathrooms, allowing lawsuits against abortion pill providers, ...
In a 160-page opinion, federal Judge Jeffrey Brown concluded that, “Substantial evidence shows that Texas racially ...
The sweeping funding initiative is aimed at replenishing supply and fixing failing systems as the state braces for future ...
Texas voters approved a constitutional amendment dedicating $1 billion annually for the next 20 years to the Texas Water Fund, a new fund designed to ...
This section surveys notable 2025 developments in trusts and estates across key jurisdictions, highlighting enacted legislation, pending proposals ...
A federal court’s ruling blocking Texas’s new map and fresh setbacks in Utah and California reshaped the mid-decade ...
Why the Legislature took the trigger clause out of Prop. 50 isn’t immediately clear. Sinay had heard at the time it was due to Texas gerrymandering seeming to be a foregone conclusion. Even if that ...
In yet another blow to the Trump administration’s ongoing redistricting pressure campaign, a federal court on Tuesday ...
Monday night’s ballot tally in Thurston County showed Olympia’s Prop. 1 measure, which would have raised the minimum wage to $20 per hour and provided some new worker protections, is nearly certain to ...
California voters overwhelmingly approved Prop. 50 in last Tuesday’s special election, but in the North State, the controversial redistricting measure was defeated in both Tehama and Glenn counties ...
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