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Patricia Lim/KUT NewsA federal appeals court has ruled that Texas can enforce Senate Bill 12, which restricts "sexually oriented performances" in front of kids. The judges said drag shows aren't necessarily sexual, and the plaintiffs, including a drag performer and two entertainment companies, may not be harmed by the law. -
Bloomberg/via Getty ImagesThe ruling Thursday afternoon comes in response to a challenge filed by cities and nonprofits after the administration said it would halt funding for the program on Nov. 1.
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While most proposed amendments on this year's ballot focused on taxes, voters also showed strong support for investing in Texas’ network of technical colleges and dementia and Alzheimer’s research. -
"Austin voters made their decision, and they did so clearly," Watson said shortly after early voting totals were released on Tuesday. -
Proposition A, which raises the school district's tax rate by seven cents — to $1.24 per $100 of home valuation — stands to generate an additional $10.7 million in tax revenue for the 2025-26 school year. -
From tax bans and exemptions to dementia research funding, Texas voters will decide 17 proposed amendments to the state constitution. -
Judges who decline to perform weddings based on their religious beliefs won't be violating state rules on judicial impartiality, the Texas Supreme Court said in a comment added to the state judicial conduct code on Friday. -
A tax increase is a tax increase, but campaigns against the proposition have overinflated the impact on taxpayers. This calculator can help you see how your bill would be affected if Prop Q passes. -
Hinojosa, who entered the race for Texas governor this month, has represented the district since 2017. -
This comes about a month after President Donald Trump claimed that taking Tylenol during pregnancy could increase the risk of autism in children, despite no conclusive evidence linking the drug to the condition. -
The city is seeking exemptions from TxDOT but hasn't yet clarified which street art it will try to keep. -
More than 45,000 voters cast a ballot in the first week of early voting. That number already surpasses the early voting total from 2023.
