87th Texas Legislature

Don't celebrate just yet if you are a fan of Constitutional Carry. The Texas Senate on Wednesday approved House Bill 1927; but what Senators approved doesn't exactly match up with what the Texas House voted on previously. That means the bill will now head back to the House where it's fait remains unknow...

The bill passed the Texas House on Thursday with widespread bipartisan support. It would apply to cities with populations above 250,000.

Grand Prairie Assistant Police Chief Ronnie Morris on The Chad Hasty Show discussing the widespread problem of teenage dating violence, and what you can do to help.

Scott Braddock on The Chad Hasty Show discussing the progress of concealed carry, and the rush to judgement in the accused capitol lobbyist scandal.

The Texas House on Thursday (April 29th) approved a bill that could lead to lower penalties for those caught with small amounts of marijuana. The bill would also provide a way for for some Texans who have been charged with the crime to have it expunged from their record...

Constitutional Carry is closer to getting a full vote by the Texas Senate. On Thursday, the brand new Constitutional Issues Committee in the Texas Senate will meet at 9 a.m. to consider House Bill 1927, which is known as the Constitutional Carry legislation...

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Texas State Senator Drew Springer joined The Chad Hasty Show on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the latest in the 87th Texas Legislative Session. Now that the Texas House passed Constitutional Carry, all eyes are on the Texas Senate, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and Governor Greg Abbott...

Where do they stand on Constitutional Carry? We know where the Texas House and House Speaker Dade Phelan stands on Constitutional Carry. It issue passed in the House and now it's in a wait and see area. Does Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick support Constitutional Carry...

The Texas House last week passed a Constitutional Carry bill for the first time. Now the bill heads to the Texas Senate where as of Monday, April 19th, Republicans lack the needed votes to pass the measure. The announcement Monday by Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick may surprise some, but it shouldn't...