This week — Abbott talks constitutional carry, campaign ads make waves in the 6th Congression District , and the homeless camping ban gains the governor's support.
An amendment that would have allowed the state to establish its own Medicaid-like program to expand coverage for uninsured Texans was voted down during budget debate.
On budget day, House Democrats expounded on their plan to pass Medicaid expansion in Texas.
The Texas House meets today to debate nearly 250 amendments to the state budget. Here's a preview of what to expect.
Medicaid expansion has wind behind its sails now that nine GOP House members have signed onto legislation expand the program.
Last year, some localities took advantage of a loophole in the tax code to raise property taxes above the newly established limits.
Election reform proposals in the Texas legislature came under fire during the country-wide debate over Georgia's new election laws.
The City of Austin is weathering a spike in its murder rate that began nearly a year ago.
The State of Texas' previously approved request for a waiver through its Medicaid program was retroactively denied by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
This week — puberty blockers are discussed on the floor again, the House budget debate is scheduled for next week, and a think-tank regains a senior advisor.
The Texas House began voting on agency sunset legislation this week, first approving the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners that caused a post-session stir in 2019 after it was not renewed.
Certain school district property tax incentives would be eliminated from state code if a bill filed in the Texas House were to pass.
A delayed cold front caused temperatures to remain higher longer than expected which caused slim margins on Texas' power grid.
The Maintenance and Operations rate is the main factor in the property taxes citizens pay, and a new bill aims to eliminate it for school districts.
The City of Austin has enacted significant reforms to policing and public safety since 2017 including a massive budget cut and redirection for its police department.
Pending the most recent two nominations, the Public Utility Commission will only need one more appointment to replace current Chairman Arthur D'Andrea.
Some of Texas' power companies amassed large debts during the February winter storm as electricity prices skyrocketed.
Luther will officially avoid having to serve her remaining five-day jail sentence and payment of a $7,000 fine.
This week — Abbott's emergency items make progress, Dan Patrick draws a familiar challenger, and federal aid leaves a question mark over budget discussions.
A heavyweight 2022 clash appears to be on the horizon after Land Commissioner George P. Bush criticized Attorney General Ken Paxton in a radio appearance.
