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Some bills are destined to become law, while many others will be forgotten on the shelf as they are sure to spark partisan vitriol. → Read More
Pelosi says threats of political violence, extremism and decisions like Dobbs v. Jackson are reflections of democracy's status at home and abroad. → Read More
Senators on Thursday unveiled nine proposals to fix the state's power grid, which came to near-collapse two years ago during winter storms. → Read More
Senate Bill 1700 seeks to remove a supervisory requirement from nurse practitioners to address nursing shortages and increase health care access. → Read More
Focusing most of his 23-minute speech on public education, Abbott also promised the Legislature will bring lasting property tax relief this session. → Read More
Following incidents in Austin, Abbott's task force is set to conduct statewide investigations into "sideshows," make arrests and seize cars and guns. → Read More
The resolution would have recognized Feb. 14 as day for LGBTQ-owned and -allied businesses to celebrate their economic successes. → Read More
Property taxes, transgender issues, water infrastructure and education concerns highlight a few of Patrick's priorities. → Read More
"Overall contraband has risen over 100% in the last five years. But if you drill down and look at dangerous drugs, it's a 492% increase," DPS says. → Read More
The bills would allow those 21 and older to bet on sports, put the Texas Lottery Commission in charge of regulation and create $500,000 gaming permits → Read More
The Senate Finance Committee met Friday to discuss the budget after winter weather storms wrecked plans earlier in the week. Here's what it discussed. → Read More
Dan Patrick told The Texan he would "absolutely" run again in 2026 as he addressed legislative issues on education, taxes and Trump. → Read More
Lt. Gov. Patrick appointed committee chairs on Monday, here's a look at the Senate leadership. → Read More
Many lawmakers arrived to the Capitol donning Astros caps and jerseys, carrying baseballs they hoped to have signed by the visiting world champions. → Read More
New maps were drawn in a special session in 2021, which critics say furthered Republicans' grip on the state and disenfranchised minority voters. → Read More
One by one state senators learned Wednesday just how long they will serve in the Capitol for the term they won during the November elections. → Read More
What is the Austin weather forecast? How do you prepare for a freeze? Should you be concerned about the Texas power grid? We answer your questions. → Read More
Forecasters expect multiple freeze warnings and wind chill advisories this week for South-Central Texas. → Read More
Ending annually on the first Sunday in November, daylight saving time will stop this year at 2 a.m. Nov. 6. → Read More
The Austin American-Statesman has named Courtney Sebesta as its managing editor and Andy Sevilla as its deputy managing editor. → Read More