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The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on June 7, 2017.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear case over whether Texas congressional and House maps discriminate
Vanessa Tijerina addresses the panel about her 13-year-old special needs child who has been denied special education for 4 years on December 13, 2016. U.S. Department of Education officials held a meeting in Edinburg on their tour of Texas to hear community members' experiences with special education, continuing an investigation of whether Texas is capping services for students with disabilities.
Feds say Texas illegally failed to educate students with disabilities
What to expect in Texas' voting rights court fights in 2018
Debris from Harvey flooding is removed from a Port Arthur neighborhood on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017.
After First Amendment challenge, FEMA may pay Texas churches to rebuild after Hurricane Harvey
Myles Broussard tosses pieces of drywall into a pile of trash and storm debris outside his home in Beaumont, Texas on Sept. 4, 2017.
How much has been raised for Harvey relief — and how's it being spent?
As of Jan. 4, seven deaths have been reported by Austin Public Health due to flu-related illnesses.
Texas falling behind in HPV vaccinations, study says
Susan Narvaiz, San Marcos's former mayor, announced Saturday she would be running for Congress.
Former San Marcos Mayor Susan Narvaiz announces run for Congress
Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill on municipal annexation reform into law Tuesday.
State Rep. Jason Isaac to run for Lamar Smith's seat in Congress
UPDATE: Texas voters approve all seven statewide propositions