While other bills would apply to all religious activity, this proposed amendment would only apply to religious services.
The Texas House approved a bill to outline how the state government can handle a pandemic disaster in the future.
After days of consistent opposition, Rep. Jim Murphy postponed his renewal and expansion of the Chapter 313 tax incentive program until after this session.
Rep. Tony Tinderholt (R-Arlington) said Republicans are counting on voters, the “lowest level of local control,” to reach out to lawmakers.
“If churches are considered non-essential in our state, people will starve to death spiritually,” said Pastor Jorge Tovar.
The Homeland Security Committee heard testimony from hundreds of witnesses on several constitutional carry bills late into the night, finally gaveling out at 5:39 a.m. on Friday morning.
This week — a look at Texas politics this week as committee hearings rapidly heated up.
This week — here's a look at some early policy reactions from legislators during the week of Texas weather that could've frozen Hell.
Though the Freedom Caucus' roster has changed since its inception in 2017, the group enters another legislative session with its founding goal in mind.
After a day filled with amendments and debate, the Texas House sets its rules before adjourning for two weeks.
The ability of the Texas Republican Party to pass its legislative priorities during the upcoming session may hinge on who oversees the committees through which they must pass.
This week — a pro-choice group endorses Republican Sarah Davis, a GOP PAC prepares to defend the Texas House, and new ads hit the airwaves.
