THC vendors look ahead after regulation fails in second special session
The second special session came to an end last week and one of the state's most controversial topics was left untouched: the total ban on THC products.
Third special session could be possible, Gov. Abbott says
A special session may be called for a third time this year.
Texas pet store regulation bill fails, sparking outcry from advocates
A Texas bill that would have banned the retail sale of pets has failed to pass, prompting animal rights advocates to continue their public education efforts and plan for future legislation in 2027.
Gov. Abbott signs flood response bills amid call for veto
New camp safety regulations were signed into law on Friday.
Texas congressman sues California Gov. Gavin Newsom over redistricting plan
A Texas congressman is suing California Gov. Gavin Newsom over Newsom's attempt to redraw California's congressional map in response to Texas redrawing its maps.
Texas State Rep. James Talarico to join US Senate race: Reports
The Austin representative has seen online fame in the recent legislative session for his composed delivery of sharp retorts, and mix of progressive policy and traditional Christian values.
'Stay tuned': Gov. Greg Abbott hints at 3rd special session to address THC ban
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday hinted that he might call lawmakers back to Austin for a third special session after they failed to pass a law banning the sale of THC products in the state.
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' 2nd Special Session is over; Here's what's on Gov. Abbott's desk
Here's a look at the bills waiting for Gov. Abbott's approval after the end of the second Special Session on Wednesday.
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.
Abbott enforcing English language requirements for all commercial drivers in Texas
DPS has also been ordered to stop issuing new intrastate commercial licenses to drivers who cannot communicate in English.
Most Texas THC products remain legal after GOP leaders fail to break legislative impasse
Legislators couldn’t reach a last-minute deal to tighten regulations on consumable hemp products.
'KenStoppers' truck drives around Texas State Capitol as latest part of John Cornyn campaign
Sen. John Cornyn is taking his campaign against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to the streets with a KenStoppers truck.
KenStoppers truck seen in downtown Austin
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.
Texas Special Session may end early; these big bills are being pushed through
Among the bills nearing law is HB 8, eliminating the STAAR test in the state of Texas.
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.