Texas Legislature

Free speech advocates are worried that a bill being considered in the Texas House would weaken protections against frivolous lawsuits.

If you haven’t received your property tax notice, you will soon. County appraisal districts are in the process of mailing them out. At the same time, state lawmakers are working to provide some relief.

A pair of bills that would increase the penalties for making false reports that lead to an emergency response are currently stalled at the Texas House.

The Texas House made history early this morning when lawmakers approved a private school voucher program.

The Texas House passed the largest public school funding bill in state history on Wednesday, dedicating nearly $8 billion to key parts of public education.

After failing in the last legislative session, school vouchers are back on the house floor and this time there's a high likelihood they will pass this time.

The Texas House gave preliminary approval to a bill that would allow universities to directly pay student athletes for their name, image, and likeness.

Gov. Greg Abbott shared why he thinks school choice is necessary for Texas, his opinions on President Trump's tariffs and the push for bond reform.

The approved budget includes money for Education Savings Accounts, border security and property tax relief, while cutting funding for the Texas Lottery.

Texas lawmakers unanimously voted to ban the use of non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs, to silence sexual abuse victims.

House Bill 44 is a bipartisan bill that would clarify the medical emergencies But some argue it doesn’t go far enough.

The Texas House on Thursday advanced the Senate's school voucher bill out of committee and onto the House floor in a party-line vote.