Inside Texas Politics: Houston’s mayoral race; the Texas Guard and a Dallas runoff

a former Microsoft executive up for re-election, has handled the coronavirus. He’s asked citizens to voluntarily wear masks. Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney, a surgeon, has called for a mask mandate ...

Other contenders in Tuesday’s primary included former Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert and ESPN Broadcaster Craig James. Neither candidate will forge ahead to compete in the runoff. The Texas race is ...

Bartlett State Jail contributed to a third of the city's budget. But inside, prisoners like Floyd got little training or education that would help them reintegrate into society.

Early voters wait in line outside the Comal County Election Office in New Braunfels, Texas ... drop-off site outside a Houston stadium. Lighted signs and staffers initially directed them to the wrong ...

The coronavirus has been at the forefront of our nation’s political ... guard or we will be right back where we started.” That’s right. According to an analysis by the Houston Chronicle ...

HOUSTON — A family still has questions about why their loved one had to die. Jeffrey Taylor, 32, was shot and killed in a shopping center parking lot in July, and a security guard is charged wit ...

However, the move doesn’t allow Texas bars to fully reopen, nor everywhere. Dallas and Houston leaders quickly ... Whitmer Texas mayoral candidate charged with 109 counts of voter fraud It ...

Kennedy stressed that he moved to central Texas about 15 years ... with people of a variety of political views, including the winner of the presidential election. “I’m not here to win this ...

None of the roughly three dozen voters that came to see her Tuesday night wore a mask inside ... political scientist at the University of Houston. The pair leads the race for the solidly red North ...

Can I vote early by mail? You can vote by mail if you will be away from your county on Election Day and during the hours that early voting is conducted; are sick or disabled; are 65 years of age ...

That ensures that Texas politics is seldom boring, often amusing and never lacking in colorful intrigue and drama. The Houston Chronicle's Austin Bureau covers all the action, from smoke-filled ...

FiveThirtyEight's Political Editor Sarah Frostenson breaks down the state of the race two weeks from the election.