Monday is a pivotal day at the Texas Capitol as lawmakers take up a controversial bail reform measure that’s been years in the making. The Texas House of Representatives is expected to debate and vote ...

Texas House Bill 4 made an almost unanimous pass in the House concerning standardized testing and if passed, would eliminate ...

Oil and gas companies are seeking legal shelter as Texas comes closer to using waste brine once considered too toxic for ...

Texas lawmakers consider reforms that would increase voter input on costly ballot measures and provide greater truth in ...

Price Books spoke out against the bill, which would expose booksellers to lawsuits over materials deemed inappropriate for ...

Good teaching is brave and provocative. But with the “ombudsman” SB 37 creates to monitor compliance, who will dare engage ...

Articles and videos about Monday is "D-day" for Texas bail reform legislation; will you see it on the November ballot? on FOX ...

Georgetown, pushes for patient safety and transparency and would prohibit estheticians, cosmetologists and barbers from administering ...

House Bill 3187 didn't get a second hearing before last week's deadline. But an identical version in the Senate could still advance in the few weeks remaining in the regular session.

While some dead bills may still be revived through Senate companion bills or amendments, the bulk are officially out of time.

The Texas House of Representatives has passed a bill that would ban child marriage in the state, closing a legal loophole ...

Legislature has already passed a bill requiring age verification to download apps and is considering another to ban children from social media.