Covering Texas state agencies, regulatory commissions, and governmental bodies shaping policy across the Lone Star State.
The Texas Water Development Board has published the second installment of an "Ask an Expert" series in which agency hydrologist Dr.
The Texas Water Development Board has awarded more than $7 million in grants to 43 groundwater conservation districts across the state, funding research and data-collection projects intended to strengthen local groundwater management and planning.
The Texas Department of Agriculture and the Texas Agricultural Finance Authority have awarded nearly $22.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is opening four new paddling trails in the coastal community of Palacios, a launch that marks the 100th trail added to the Texas Paddling Trails program.
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The Railroad Commission of Texas drew more than 1,100 attendees and over 60 exhibitors to its 2026 Regulatory Conference, setting a new attendance record for the agency’s premier annual educational event.
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The two utilities seeking permission to build a 370-mile power line from San Antonio to the Permian Basin asked the judges hearing the case on Monday to reject a landowner coalition's bid to consider new evidence after the hearing ended.
A Hill Country landowner group is asking the judges weighing a 370-mile power line to consider new evidence before they recommend where it should run — a recommendation expected within weeks.
The Texas Department of Agriculture is urging ranchers, hay producers and landowners across the state to begin watching their pastures for pasture mealybug, an invasive insect that Texas A&M AgriLife Extension has now confirmed in 70 Texas counties.