Environmental activist Juan Mancias is continuing to openly consider running for Congress, challenging Democratic incumbent Henry Cuellar.

Two of the Trans-Pecos pipeline protesters charged with felony criminal mischief reached an agreement to plead guilty to a lesser charge in court last week.

While most of the Lone Star State celebrated Halloween with tricks and treats, the Texas Sierra Club attempted to use it for a disturbing recruitment pitch.

The Austin Environmental Justice Team (ATXEJ), an offshoot of the Sierra Club, recently expressed support for a group of West Texas environmentalists facing felony charges from anti-pipeline protests earlier this year.

Growing concerns over anti-pipeline activism across the country, including Texas, spurred a bipartisan group of federal lawmakers to request the U.S. Department of Justice to review the country’s domestic terrorism laws.

Yesterday at a campaign event at the University of Texas in Austin, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Beto O’Rourke (D-TX) was quick to dismiss a prominent Texas environmentalist.