Republican-controlled Texas universities implemented conservative changes including a diversity, equity and inclusion ban and expanded regents' authority over academic decisions. Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa and a Democratic state now control the governorship and House, potentially enabling changes to those policies.
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Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa said in a CNN interview that the state should pause work with data centers until protections for residents are in place. She promised to introduce laws to change the state's approach and said communities should have a role in deciding whether data centers are built there.
Gina Hinojosa, Texas governor-elect; Jake Tapper, CNN interviewer
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The Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation announced a meeting scheduled for December 8, 2026. The meeting will be held in Austin and conducted in person and by videoconference, with livestreaming available.
Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation, government agency scheduling meeting
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The Execution Intervention Project called on Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa to stop executions in Texas. Rev. Jeff Hood, the group's founder, held a press conference Monday outlining requests for Hinojosa once she takes office, citing her stated personal opposition to capital punishment.
Rev. Jeff Hood, Founder of Execution Intervention Project, spiritual adviser to death row inmates; Gina Hinojosa, Governor-elect of Texas; Execution Intervention Project, Anti-death penalty advocacy group and 1 more
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The Texas Health and Human Services Commission announced that enrollment for the federal fiscal year 2027 Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with an Intellectual Disability or Related Conditions Upper Payment Limit Supplemental Payment Program will open December 1, 2026.
Texas Health and Human Services Commission, state agency opening enrollment
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The Texas Health and Human Services Commission revised the Child Care Regulation Handbook (revision 26-1), updating Section 10000. The revision took effect November 9, 2026.
Texas Health and Human Services Commission, agency that revised the handbook
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Democrat Jon Rosenthal defeated Republican Bo French for a seat on the Texas Railroad Commission in November 2026. He is the first Democrat to join the three-member commission in more than 30 years. His six-year term begins January 4, 2027.
Jon Rosenthal, Democrat elected to Texas Railroad Commission; four-term legislator from Cypress; oil field engineer; Bo French, Republican defeated in Texas Railroad Commission race; Wayne Christian, Texas Railroad Commission commissioner and 2 more
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Matthew Shane Zachary was arrested and charged with murder in connection with a homicide at a residence in Gaines County. The Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Rangers are leading the investigation with assistance from the Gaines County Sheriff's Office.
$750,000 for bond
Matthew Shane Zachary, Suspect arrested and charged with murder; Gaines County Sheriff's Office, Law enforcement investigating homicide; Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Rangers, Leading the investigation
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T. Cullen Davis, a Texas oil tycoon acquitted in 1970s murder and murder-for-hire trials, died Friday at his Fort Worth-area home. He was 93.
T. Cullen Davis, Texas oil tycoon who died; Trey Davis, son of T. Cullen Davis; Richard 'Racehorse' Haynes, Davis' attorney and 4 more
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