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As the Texas legislature moves to pass voting restriction bills – other GOP controlled states are doing the same. Where did these proposed laws come from? Who is pulling the strings? And The deadly Jan. 6 domestic terrorism attack on the U.S. Capitol – did we almost lose our democracy that day?

District 1 will go to a runoff between longtime councilman Roberto Treviño and challenger Mario Bravo.

The state is preparing for the imminent passage of a bill that would eliminate the requirement for Texans to obtain any kind of license to carry handguns unless they're prohibited by state or federal law from possessing a gun.

This week on Texas Matters: The Texas Legislature and fixing the grid. Are the lawmakers serious about preventing another winter storm blackout? And if electric vehicles are the near future — is Texas ready to move forward or will special interests keep the state in reverse?

We're coming up on the end of the Texas legislative session.

City Council hopefuls Phyllis Viagran and Tomás Uresti will go head-to-head in San Antonio's June 5 runoff election.

On one hand, the pandemic is pushing more people into retirement. On the other, millions of Americans feel that they won’t ever be able to retire. Is our retirement system broken?

One of the Chicano art world's greatest figures died this month. Adán Hernandez is perhaps best known for his work in the 1993 film “Blood In Blood Out,” but his work also caught the attention of museum curators and art collectors.

Suspected of planning a Walmart mass shooting, a Kerrville man is arrested. Now we find out about his Nazi views shared online. Also, Qanon held a convention in Dallas and Texas elected officials showed up. And more than 100 scholars warn that American democracy is in grave danger.