Here's a rundown of some of the bills filed on the first day of pre-filing for the 88th Legislative Session.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller won his third term in office after defeating his Democratic challenger on Election Day.
A Republican has swept the election for a South Texas congressional district that was a long-time Democratic stronghold.
Outspoken COVID-19 early treatment proponent Dr. Peter McCullough may have his credentials revoked due to “false or inaccurate information.”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is joining 14 other states to push back against a federal recommendation to add the COVID-19 vaccine to the child immunization schedule.
Almost 800,000 people reported a “health event requiring medical attention” as part of a release of COVID-19 vaccine data obtained earlier this month.
A non-profit coalition of major energy industry companies is exploring multiple options to expand quality healthcare options in the Permian Basin.
Laura Morgan was fired for refusing to participate in bias training she said was grounded in the idea that all white people are unconsciously racist.
A federal court ruled that a private Christian company is not obligated to cover HIV-prevention drugs under Obamacare.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed at least nine separate lawsuits against the Biden administration over illegal immigration.
Travis County is the latest local Texas government attempting to circumvent the state's abortion laws.
Through border security measures, Texas law enforcement has seized enough fentanyl to cause hundreds of millions of deadly overdoses.
