Texas Republicans sue Secretary of State over open primary system

The Texas Republican Party filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Jane Nelson in an attempt to close the party's primary elections in the state to only registered Republicans.

Texas second special session ends with possible third looming

The second special session of the Texas legislature officially came to an end on Sept. 4, but a third possible session is looming.

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The primaries for Texas Us Senate may not be until March, but tensions are high between incumbent Republican John Cornyn and challenger Attorney General Ken Paxton. In the latest turn, a truck was driving around the state capitol today, asking people to come forward with information on alleged crimes Paxton has committed. FOX 7 Austin's Marco Bitonel reports.

John Cornyn comments on redistricting and Ken Paxton | Texas: The Issue

Senator John Cornyn talks about redistricting efforts in Texas and takes a jab at his competitor, Ken Paxton, in this week’s episode of Texas: The Issue Is.

New Texas bill makes it illegal to sell, market THC vape pens

Monday, Sept. 1 marked the beginning of a new chapter by putting an end to one of the most popular THC products on the market, vape pens.

New Texas laws brings new management for Texas Lottery

Administrators with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation have officially taken over management of the lottery commission.

From classrooms to vapes: Texas's 800+ new laws take effect

Starting September 1st, over 800 new Texas laws take effect, bringing major changes to education, crime, and THC regulations.

Bill clamping down on abortion pills nears Gov. Abbott's desk

The Texas House passed a bill that would allow private citizens to sue anyone who makes, distributes or mails abortion medication to Texas.

New Texas laws in effect September 1, 2025: Marijuana, schools, crimes

More than 800 new laws go into effect in Texas on September 1. Here's a look at some of the ones that will impact students, crimes, the medical marijuana program and more.

Medical marijuana expansion in Texas starts Sept. 1; hemp bills remain stalled

More than 700 new Texas laws will go into effect on September 1. Among them is House Bill 46, which expands the medical marijuana program known as TCUP.

Texas students, analysts have conflicting opinions on proposal to replace STAAR test

Texas lawmakers are trying to replace one big STAAR test in public schools with three shorter tests. House Bill 8 is set for a floor debate on Tuesday, August 26.