Austin couple travels out of Texas to get 'medically-necessary' abortion

An Austin woman and her husband is sharing their story and warning that Texas' abortion law is having devastating consequences for families like theirs.

Hundreds show up to speak at Texas House hearing over school voucher bill

Hundreds of people signed up to testify on the topic of education savings accounts on Tuesday as the Texas House considers one of Governor Greg Abbott's top priorities for the legislative session.

Texas House, Senate at impasse over education savings accounts

SMU political scientist Matthew Wilson says the governor would likely resort to a special session to get education savings accounts passed.

Texas Senate debates bills giving raises to teachers, education savings accounts

Senate Bill 9 would provide across the board raises for teachers and support staff, while the other, Senate Bill 8 would create a financial incentive for families looking to pill their kids out of public school and into private schools.

Texas Senate passes bills aimed at strengthening state's power grid

Two bills aimed at strengthening the Texas power grid has passed in the Texas Senate. State Senator Charles Schwertner, of Georgetown, authored the bills.

Texas Senate passes bills restricting some drag performances around children

Two bills aimed at preventing events involving drag performers are moving forward at the Texas Capitol. On Wednesday, April 5, the Texas Senate passed SB 12 and SB 1601.

No guaranteed raises for Texas teachers in House budget proposal

The proposed budget does not include a guaranteed pay raise for teachers, other than what is tied to an increase in dollars allotted to student learning.

Texas lawmakers debate 'Bentley's Law' to deter drunk driving

State lawmakers are debating whether drunk drivers who kill someone's parent should have to pay child support to their family. The proposal is called "Bentley's Law."

Texas bill would require body cameras for every prison guard in state

If passed the bill would make body cameras, like what law enforcement officers wear, mandatory for the state's 20,000 prison guards.

Bill eliminating tampon, diaper sales taxes OK’d by Texas House

The proposal removes sales tax on diapers, baby wipes and bottles; feminine hygiene products, including tampons, sanitary napkins and menstrual cups; maternity clothing; and products for pumping breast milk.

Are election-integrity bills needed in Texas?

The Travis County Republican Party is calling on volunteers to testify or submit testimony to the Texas legislature regarding their concerns with election integrity.

Texas: The Issue Is – State Rep. Matt Schaefer on reorganizing Operation Lone Star

Operation Lone Star is entering its third year and people are wondering how this mission can continue as it is. State Rep. Matt Schaefer talks with FOX 7 Austin's Rudy Koski about HB 20 and how he hopes to reorganize the mission.