Both Houses signed off on the $338 billion spending plan to fund state government for the two-year cycle that begins Sept. 1.

The 89th Texas Legislative Session concludes Monday with big moves on schools, THC, and abortion laws. Explore some of the legislation ABC13 has covered this session.

The state standardized test has long been criticized for taking instructional time away from teachers and putting unnecessary ...

Ken Paxton sought more power for his office to take up election cases But lawmakers haven’t agreed on a measure that would ...

In fact, the more accurate description might be methodical as the 2025 legislative session enters its final week ahead of ...

After making strides in the 2023 Texas legislative session, the movement for state-sanctioned casino gambling and sports ...

Senate Bill 1362 would prevent officials from taking someone’s firearms if they haven’t been charged with a crime or aren’t ...

Texas Legislative Session concludes on June 2, and new regulations impacting homeowners’ associations and condominium owners’ ...

The bill's passage marks a significant escalation in Texas' ongoing campaign against what conservatives describe as ideological indoctrination in education.

For the second time in two sessions, Texas will not see legislation aimed at curbing deadly dog attacks and increasing ...

Money for water systems, a boost in public school spending and school vouchers are other highlights of the budget, which was bolstered by a $24 billion surplus.

The Texas Legislature is currently in session and is scheduled to adjourn on June 2, 2025. Porter Hedges is actively ...