Texas THC businesses worry as ban bill progresses

Texas' THC ban bill could soon head to Governor Abbott's desk and put an end to a multi-billion-dollar business in the Lone Star State.

Texas abortion pill bill advances to House floor ahead of deadline

Texas lawmakers are working to close a loophole allowing women to gain access to abortion medication from outside the state.

Texas House, Senate reach agreement on $8.5B school funding bill

The House and Senate have been at odds over their differing versions of the bill, which amounts to the largest single increase in public education funding in state history.

Texas: The Issue Is Podcast - May 21, 2025
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On this edition, the Texas Trio talks with about energy with an expert on renewable energy, Senator John Cornyn talks about death penalty for immigrants, and much more.

'Life of the Mother Act' gets initial approval from Texas House

The changes do not expand abortion access in Texas and the bill does not list specific medical conditions that would count as an exemption. It does not include exceptions for cases of incest or rape.

Texas House advances larger tax breaks for homeowners

The bills increase the homestead exemption from $100,000 to $140,000 and increases a second exemption for older homeowners and those with disabilities from $10,000 to $60,000.

Fentanyl Child Endangerment Act heads to Gov. Abbott's desk

The bill would charge those allowing a child, the elderly or disabled persons to be exposed to fentanyl to be charged with a felony.

Texas Lottery's future may come down to new Senate bill

The bill filed by Sen. Bob Hall is the latest in a series of bills that limit who can purchase tickets and who oversees the Texas Lottery.

Crenshaw: Mexico wants to team up to take down cartels
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Rep. Dan Crenshaw says Mexico's new administration is looking to form a new partnership with the United States to take on the cartels. Could it actually happen? Then, could Texas expand its Compassionate Use program for medical marijuana?

Mexico willing to partner with U.S. to stop cartels, Rep. Crenshaw says | Texas: The Issue Is

Houston-area Congressman Dan Crenshaw tells Texas: The Issue Is that Mexico's new government is embracing the prospect of a partnership with the United States in an effort to stop the smuggling of drugs and humans across the border.

Should Texas election judges carry guns? House votes yes

House Bill 1128 would allow election judges, early voting clerks, or deputy early voting clerks who are serving as an election judge to carry a weapon.

Gov. Abbott puts pressure on Texas Democrats, judges regarding bond reform

Surrounded by crime victims and Texas peace officers near the State Capitol, Governor Abbott said House Democrats must pick between protecting the citizens they vowed to serve or protecting the violent offenders who prey on them.

Abortion bill labeled as priority by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick left pending in Texas House

Lawmakers failed to advance a bill to the Texas House floor that would block cities and counties from allocating public funds to nonprofits that help women travel out of the state to get abortions.