"Without my consent, my ex-wife just transitioned my son to a girl," Jeff Younger, father of James, said in his testimony.
There have been more than half a million enforcement encounters in the southwest region so far this fiscal year.
According to Speaker Phelan, the slate of bills is the first wave of this session's health care-related priority legislation.
During their tour with Texas public safety officers, the senators made an unnerving discovery on the river.
Sen. Ted Cruz blasted President Biden over transparency as the White House doubles down on its position that there is “not a crisis.”
A group of 20 Republican members of Texas’ congressional delegation said Attorney General Ken Paxton should sue the feds.
Motivated by videos showing Planned Parenthood higher-ups discussing the sale of fetal remains, Texas decided to cut the group from the Medicaid program in October 2015.
Democrat Vicente Gonzalez requested a meeting with President Biden to discuss ways to address the surge on the border.
Every year since Obamacare's inception, some have pushed Texas to expand Medicaid. And every session since, the state has declined.
The East Texas Republican wants to name the state’s portion of the project the “President Donald J. Trump Wall.”
Rep. Scott Sanford has authored legislation that would require nursing homes to allow daily visits by family members designated as essential caregivers.
After a year of restrictions, Governor Abbott announced that businesses would be permitted to reopen next Wednesday. The statewide mask mandate will also be lifted.
The pair of bills aims to increase freedom for consumers and expedite drug approval in America's complex, entangled healthcare system.
Abortion providers have called the requirement an undue burden since it could send a woman seeking abortions on two trips to the clinic.
Vaccine rollout in Tarrant County has received some criticism as demand far surpasses current supply.
Starting January 1, 2021, hospitals will be required to list their actual, rather than estimated, healthcare prices.
With a total price tag of $2.3 trillion, Congress avoided a shutdown and passed an extensive coronavirus relief package.
Texas state health officials said that the coronavirus vaccines would roll out over the next few months and that continued use of face masks and social distancing was recommended in the meantime.
Mayor Eric Johnson highlighted that racial minority communities have been disproportionately impacted by coronavirus deaths and hospitalizations.
Gov. Abbott said that the state would receive an allotment of 1.4 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine the week of December 14 with more allotments to come.
