The lieutenant governor blasted a state representative’s claim placing blame on the senate for failing to pass a ban on child gender modification.
There will be many new faces in the 88th Texas Legislature after more than a dozen retirements and other members running for different office.
Support to codify a ban on COVID-19 vaccine mandates in state law is growing, with Gov. Abbott once again signaling his support for the legislation.
In unofficial election results, Hull touted a healthy 14-point margin over her Democratic challenger.
The emergency funding measure proposed by the Legislative Budget Board includes $15 million for a new elementary school in Uvalde.
FWISD has also received criticism for holding "culturally responsive" teacher trainings and has been accused of teaching critical race theory.
After a back and forth of injunctions, the appeals court upheld Texas' law ruling that it does not violate the First Amendment.
The Texas Legislature enacted a law last year that prevents state agencies from investing in companies that “boycott” the fossil fuel industry.
The responses to last year's ban have been mixed, and some lawmakers are doubtful that it is having a measurable effect on Texas classrooms.
It's the second time the Biden administration has rejected a Medicaid waiver application from the State of Texas in as many years.
Originally an end run around Roe, civil liability for abortions seems likely to expand in Texas law and local ordinances.
This procedure is required under Senate Bill (SB) 1, the new Texas election law overhaul passed last year.
