The legislator has filed nine constitutional amendments ahead of the 2023 session, which must pass the Legislature and statewide referendum.
Because the appeal was filed over 30 days after the lower court's ruling was issued, Supreme Court dismissed the case due to a lack of jurisdiction.
This week — a list of districts that swung the most to Trump.
As legislators decide how to spend their newfound windfall of tax collections, the energy industry's uncertainty will be top of mind.
It's the second time the Biden administration has rejected a Medicaid waiver application from the State of Texas in as many years.
This week — out-of-state fundraising for the top gubernatorial candidates is compared, the 25 GOP legislators who did not sign onto an abortion lawsuit are listed, and a new poll shows Americans’ perception of Texas.
Inflation and other cost contributors, like higher oil and gas prices, are driving most of the substantial consumption tax collection increases.
Two years after the PUC chose to not increase rates, an appeals court has ordered the agency to pay off the Universal Service Fund obligations.
In recent years, Republican legislators have placed more scrutiny on the spending practices of localities.
The San Antonio fire chief stated that 16 people, including four teenagers, were found alive and taken to the hospital for treatment.
Five county district attorneys in Texas have already said they will not pursue charges against individuals who violate abortion laws.
Once the legislature reconvenes in 2023, Lt. Governor Dan Patrick said restoring the felony penalty for illegal voting is his top priority.
