Gov. Greg Abbott said he's learned an important lesson over the last four years about the power of his office and how he can successfully will big issues over the finish line. But it's a lesson that portends potential trouble for local governments across Texas if he wins re-election in 2026.

Deciding his next move on the THC ban is easily the biggest conundrum to emerge from this year’s legislative session, and one that has fired up residents

With the clock ticking on one of the most closely watched bills of the session, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is still undecided on whether to sign a proposed ban on THC products into law—leaving both the hemp industry and Lt.

Gov. Greg Abbott said on Wednesday that he has still not decided if he will sign or veto legislation banning THC products in Texas. "I'm going to give it the thoughtful consideration from every angle that it deserves,

Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday signed House Bill 2, the largest public school funding increase in Texas history, allocating $8.5 billion in new funding for public education. A significant portion of the funding - $ 4.