With only until the end of the month for lawmakers to pass bills, here’s where the progress on the Texas GOP’s legislative priorities currently stands.
The synagogue claims the city has targeted them by enforcing a law that could apply to other untouched businesses in the neighborhood.
“If churches are considered non-essential in our state, people will starve to death spiritually,” said Pastor Jorge Tovar.
This week — a look at Texas politics this week as committee hearings rapidly heated up.
Rep. Burrows filed a bill to create new guidelines for a pandemic response that solidifies the approach Gov. Abbott took to the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting criticism from some conservatives. Here’s a look at the debate and what’s inside.
The appeals court agreed that the churches, which pay more for water than regular businesses, deserve another trial.
The proposed bill would bar government officials at all levels in Texas from shutting down houses of worship.
The City of Duncanville has its eyes on a plot of land owned by a small church that's fighting back in court.
A math professor filed a federal lawsuit against his former employer after he was fired for making a joke about flyers warning of "microaggressions."
Dallas County found itself at the forefront of Texas’ coronavirus crisis, and local churches responded. Here's how these churches are serving their community.
When the mayor of McKinney issued a stay-at-home order, a legal organization committed to defending religious freedom said it violated the First Amendment.
In 2018, a group of Texas middle-school students were stopped from praying in sight of their peers. President Trump announced new guidance to protect the religious liberty of students and teachers.
Dianne Hensley, a justice of the peace in Waco, is being investigated for citing her Christian faith as reason for refusing to officiate same-sex wedding ceremonies.
Following a close San Antonio mayoral race, the "Save Chick-fil-A" bill is now law after it was signed by the Governor on Monday.
The 86th Legislature is officially over. For those wondering where prominent bills stand, here's a cheat sheet for the session.
The FAA Office of Civil Rights has opened an investigation into the San Antonio City Council decision to exclude Chick-fil-A from an airport contract.
SB 1978, widely known as the “Chick-fil-A Bill,” passed the House today amid accusations of discriminatory intent by Democrats and LGBT advocates.
As the end of the 86th Legislature fast approaches, The Texan takes a look at where key legislation stands before the House and Senate adjourn.
The unorthodox move denied some Texans the ability to publicly testify against legislation they view as an abridgment of religious liberty.
San Antonio City Council votes to exclude Chick-Fil-A from the city's airport over the restaurant's Christian beliefs.
