In the Texas Senate, SB 170 from Democratic Sen. José Menéndez would expand the state’s medical marijuana program to be more ...

Tuesday marked the first day Texas lawmakers could file bills for next year's legislative session. Here's what's on the top ...

Hurricane Beryl's lingering power outages exposed gaps in the state's storm preparedness and preparation laws for seniors ...

Senate Bill 150, filed by Menéndez and Senators Carol Alvarado, César Blanco, Molly Cook, Sarah Eckhardt and Roland Gutierrez ...

A federal judge had ruled Senate Bill 1 unconstitutional, but an appeals court says the law can remain in effect as Texas appeals that previous decision Audio recording is automated for accessibility.

Texas' controversial "drag ban" bill is back in court, a little more than a year after a federal judge found it unconstitutional. This week, lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU ...

HOUSTON — Should drag shows be banned in front of minors in Texas? The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is now hearing oral arguments over the fate of the Texas law, known as SB 12.

Here's what to know. What is Texas Senate Bill 4, or SB4? Immigration enforcement has been historically handled by the federal government, as crossing the border is a federal crime and addressed ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- November will mark the first presidential election since Senate Bill 1 was enacted into Texas law three years ago, providing better insight into the legislation's impact ...

Texas Senate Bill 1578, enacted in 2021, allows parents accused of child abuse by a medical professional to seek a second medical opinion from an independent doctor who specializes in the child's ...

Signed by Gov. Greg Abbott in summer 2015, Senate Bill 11 allows individuals with a concealed handgun license to carry a handgun while on Texas public university campuses as long as the weapon is not ...

The opinion overturns — for now — a federal judge’s ruling that Texas’ Senate Bill 1’s prohibitions on certain voter outreach efforts were unconstitutionally vague and restricted free ...