Politics & Government

Republicans have proposed changes to Social Security that could slash benefits by 13%, and people are pushing back.

Challenges to abortion access fail on municipal, federal levels, with Amarillo at the center of both debates.

State lawmakers were left “outraged” after hearing stories of Texas homeowners battling to evict squatters.

A new law in Texas has porn sites taking pictures of users and their IDs to verify ages. It could have a chilling effect on consumers of adult content.

Eric Johnson rarely speaks with a local or state media outlet. It’s even more rare when he actually answers our questions.

Extending city council term lengths, moving municipal elections and council member salaries are all up for debate.

The committee was apparently created in 2018, but LGBTQ advocates with the nonprofit Pride Frisco say it has never been made official.

The wave of resignations that have followed T.C. Broadnax’s departure mirror a long-running trend in the city manager’s office.

In the near future, Farmers Branch could have 16,000 multifamily units. Some in the city say that’s just too many.

The judges did not provide clarity on which medical situations would allow for a legal abortion.

When he was convicted on 34 felony counts, the former president enjoyed a wave of Texas Republicans rushing to his defense on social media.

With revenge and school vouchers on their minds, two of the top Texas Republicans welcomed yet another round of victories on yet another election night in North Texas.

The Texas Republican Platform Committee narrowly rejected a vote that would classify destruction of embryos as homicide.

The saga of the Bataan Community Center seems endless, but some want it to wind up in the city’s hands when all is said and done.

Yet another election day is upon us in North Texas. Will Ken Paxton and Greg Abbott celebrate more victories on their GOP revenge tour?

The resolution said the “atrocious actions” outlined in SB4 would negatively impact Dallas police and local communities.

Despite differing neighborhood views on a supportive housing facility, the CPC agreed to move forward with the plans.

With the NRA convention coming up in Dallas, we wanted the mayor to answer one simple question. Donald Trump will be there. What about him?

A new state law has helped spark changes in a process that has long been used by residents to protect their neighborhoods.

The former city manager’s lump-sum severance pay would be nearly a half-million dollars. The mayor questions whether taxpayers should be on the hook for it.

Real estate professionals in North Texas face an uncertain future thanks to a recent settlement over commissions.

The Denton mayor proposed rewriting a deed adopted by the city in 1933 that outlawed burials of non-whites in the cemetery.