The Texas House advances a $1 billion school voucher bill, moving it to the state Senate. The bill aims to provide funds for private school tuition, sparking debate about its impact on public education.
The Texas House unanimously passed “Audrii’s Law” to close a loophole in the sex offender registry. Named after Audrii Cunningham, the bill aims to enhance public safety by improving registry accuracy and will now move to the Texas Senate for approval.
Students and professors at the University of Houston protested against immigration enforcement and funding threats, highlighting concerns over campus safety and educational policies.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Dallas, accusing the city of violating state law by banning licensed handguns at Fair Park’s Music Hall and The Majestic Theatre.
Houston City Council approved new regulations for short-term rentals, requiring registration and fees for properties rented under 30 days. Set to begin January 1, the rules include license revocations for repeated violations. Houston is also addressing a budget cut for street and drainage maintenance following a court ruling.
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) detected in mammals across six Texas counties. The virus found in foxes, raccoons, skunks, and cats. State officials monitor the situation.
Texas House Democrats plan to block constitutional amendments unless voters can decide on school vouchers. This move pressures GOP priorities and impacts educational policy.
Tyler ISD investigates a former substitute teacher caught on video shoving and restraining a student with disabilities. Police and district officials collaborate in the ongoing probe to ensure student safety and prevent future incidents.
Texas Republicans clarify the “life of mother” exception in state abortion laws but decide not to address fetal abnormalities. Latest developments on Texas abortion laws and implications for doomed pregnancies.
Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeff Boyd announces retirement after a decade of service, providing Gov. Greg Abbott a chance to appoint his successor, further influencing the high court’s composition.