Posted on · The legislation would enhance background checks for gun purchasers younger than 21. It would also make it easier to remove guns from people threatening to kill themselves or others, as well as people who have committed domestic violence.
Posted on · Historical and legal precedents make it clear that Texas could not leave the Union — at least not legally.
Posted on · The state’s poorest mothers are paying hundreds of dollars out of pocket when they find baby formula because they say they can’t risk waiting for the exact brand and size container covered by Texas’ Women, Infant and Children program.
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Posted on · We're livestreaming a meeting of the Texas Senate Select Committee on Violence in Schools & School Security starting at 9 a.m.
Posted on · The Texas Tribune is livestreaming a conversation in Austin on sexual misconduct in the Texas Capitol and efforts to reform the Legislature's sexual harassment policies.
Posted on · Public response convinces Abbott to change plans on toll projects
Posted on · Tracking Eighth-Graders' Post-Secondary Success
Posted on · Gov. Greg Abbott called the 85th Texas Legislature back for a special session beginning July 18, initially to pass legislation needed to keep five state agencies in operation, and then to address a longer list of proposals for everything from restroom regulations to local tree ordinances. The governor put forth a total of 20 issues for consideration; this is our regularly updated look at the Legislature’s progress during the 30-day special session.
Posted on · Texas Governor Greg Abbott opened a total of 20 bills for consideration in the special session; this is a regularly updated look at the Legislature’s progress during the session.
Posted on · Gov. Greg Abbott called the 85th Texas Legislature back for a special session beginning July 18, initially to pass legislation needed to keep five state agencies in operation, and then to address a longer list of proposals for everything from restroom regulations to local tree ordinances. The governor opened a total of 20 for consideration; this is our constantly updated look at the Legislature’s progress during the 30-day special session.
Posted on · SB 5 would add options for Texas voters who say they cannot “reasonably” obtain one of seven forms of ID currently required at the polls.