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The Texas Capitol on December 8, 2023.

Texas Legislature kicks off mid-decade redistricting process amid pushback from Democrats

By Hannah Norton

State lawmakers did not immediately release proposed changes to Texas’ 38 congressional districts, which were drawn in 2021.

Texas Sen. Charles Perry, R-Lubbock, and Rep. Ken King, R-Canadian, lead a July 23 hearing about the state and regional response to the deadly July 4 weekend flooding. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)
‘A long way to go:’ Texas official ...
texas lawmakers during a July 23 hearing
Live updates: Texas lawmakers hear from state ...
texas governor greg abbott
Gov. Abbott: Texas must ban intoxicating THC ...
Texas lawmakers will return to the state capitol July 21 for a 30-day special legislative session. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)
Texas' special legislative session begins July 21. Here's what to know.
Gov. Greg Abbott speaks during a Jan. 8 briefing with emergency management officials. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)
Texas lawmakers to tackle flood response, redistricting during upcoming special session
Skylar Smith surveys flooding damage on the South Fork San Gabriel River in Georgetown.
Experts shed light on forecasting challenges following Central Texas flooding
Gov. Greg Abbott speaks with emergency management officials Jan. 8 in Austin.
After deadly floods, Texas leaders say they will fund warning sirens in upcoming legislative session
Under a new state law, Texans who purchase new and used vehicles from in-state dealers will drive off the lot with their metal license plates. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)
Beginning July 1, Texas drivers will receive license plates directly from dealerships
texas capitol dome interior
School cellphone ban, Texas grid reliability: Check out 6 new Texas laws that took effect immediately
Rezoning sign
Texans will face higher bar to oppose housing development under new law
Texas State Board of Education member Staci Childs speaks to reporters.
Texas launches intervention program to help low-performing elementary schools
Texas is one of thirteen states that does not participate in the federal Summer EBT Program, which provides food assistance for low-income children while school is out for the summer. (Courtesy Kids' Meals)
Texas will not join federal summer meals program after Gov. Abbott vetoes $60M in funding
Gov. Greg Abbott speaks during a June 4 bill signing ceremony.
Gov. Abbott vetoes Texas’ proposed THC ban, calls July special session