Districts distribute funds that do not necessarily go directly to qualifying teachers. Full StoryTexas Education Agency Expands Qualification, Increases Allotments for Performance-Based Raises
The attorney says compliance with the state law is illegal in Harris County. Full StoryNew Texas Bail Law May Clash with Harris County’s Federal Consent Decree
Some legislation, such as the “bathroom bill,” remains unsigned by the governor. Full StoryAbbott Begins Signing Second Special Session Bills Into Law, Vetoes One
One of the biggest amendments is for bail reform legislation. Full StoryHere's a Look at the State Constitutional Amendments on the November 2025 Ballot
Gov. Abbott vetoed a previous bill over automatic expunction of criminal records. Full StoryTexas Counties to Gain New Courts through State Judicial Omnibus Bill
State Sen. Middleton has repeatedly sought to ban the use of taxpayer money for lobbying. Full StoryTaxpayer-Funded Lobbying Ban Fails in Texas House Special Session
Schools and state agencies are adjusting their policies in response to new education laws being enacted. Full StoryTexas Lawmakers Accuse Schools of Withholding 'Common Sense' Medical Care, Schools Claim Compliance with New Law
Abbott gathered with families who lost their children to the flooding to sign the disaster relief bills. Full StoryTexas Flood Victim Families Gather at Governor's Mansion for Disaster Response Bill Signings
The Senate rejected House amendments modifying the measure. Full StoryTexas Bill Shielding Unsubstantiated Police Complaints from Public View Fails as Special Session Closes
Many high-profile issues remained unresolved at the close of the second special session. Full StoryHemp-Derived THC, Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying, Property Tax Reform Remain Unresolved at End of Special Session
None of the changes are effective retroactively. Full StoryTexas Legislature Moves on Penalties to Dissuade Future Quorum Breaks
