Judge Blocks Abbott’s Law Placing Ten Commandments in Schools
A federal judge blocked Texas’ plan to require Ten Commandments posters in every public school classroom, ruling it could violate religious freedom.
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Astronaut Terry Virts Launches Run for U.S. Senate in Texas
Terry Virts, ex-astronaut and Air Force vet, launches a Texas Senate bid, calling for change in the Democratic Party and criticizing both Trump and Ken Paxton.
War of Words Over THC Ban Veto Breaks Out
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick says the Texas Governor wants to legalize recreational marijuana, is that true?
What the Texas Good Samaritan Law Means for You
In Texas, you likely can't be sued for accidentally injuring someone while saving their life—thanks to the Good Samaritan Law that protects well-intentioned bystanders.
STAAR Testing Will Remain in Texas Schools
It seems like most people agree, it's time to ditch the STAAR test, but Texas lawmakers couldn't agree on a replacement plan.
Permanent Daylight Saving Time May Happen In Texas
Will Texans have a new Texas Time instead of changing clocks twice a year?
Does Living Together Equal Common Law Marriage in Texas?
Think you're common law married just because you live together? In Texas, it’s not that simple. Here's what the law actually says.
Texas Lawmakers May Expand the Medical Marijuana Program
Texas Lawmakers have taken up legislation that would expand the state's medical marijuana program
Uncertainty Looms Over the Future of the Texas Lottery
Is this the end of the Texas Lottery? Some Lawmakers in the Texas Legislature are pushing for the end to come.
Lawmakers Look To Ban Furries and Litter Boxes In Texas Schools
Are school districts really providing litter boxes to student to use? Lawmakers in Texas recently debated the issue.