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The Texas Legislature wrapped up its 2025 legislative session Monday. Here's what happened
Monday was "sine die" for the Texas Legislature — the last day of the 89th legislative session. Here’s what happened under the Pink Dome as lawmakers wrapped up their biennial work. Both the House and Senate formally adjourned Monday for the last time this legislative session, marking the end of more than five months of arduous work.
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Rep. Tony Tinderholt, voice of the insurgent far right GOP, to retire from the Texas HouseTinderholt attributed his decision to retire to his confidence in a new conservative generation of lawmakers and a desire to ...
The Texas Legislature approved a bill increasing the homestead exemption on school property taxes by $40,000 to $140,000. Homeowners who are 65 or older would see their exemption increase to $200,000 ...
The 89th Texas Legislative Session officially came to a close Monday after 140 days of heated debates, policy priorities, and ...
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After years of tension, Texas House emerges as cooperative partner for Dan Patrick and his conservative agendaA 2024 war among Republicans tilted the House to the right. Now more closely aligned with the Senate, Speaker Dustin Burrows ...
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The Texas House passed Senate Bill 10 on Sunday. It now goes back to the Senate for concurrence before advancing to Gov. Greg ...
Voting by noncitizens is already illegal and punishable as a felony, potentially leading to deportation, but Trump and his ...
State Representative James Talarico, who is also a seminary student, explains why he thinks the Ten Commandments bill is ...
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