Texas Legislature

Listen to the audio below for the full interview with Texas State Senator Bryan Hughes. The third special session for the Texas Legislature is over and as of today, there doesn't appear to be any plans for the fourth special session...

Three special sessions is enough. At least that's how Governor Greg Abbott may be feeling on this Wednesday. Since the third special session ended this week, many in the media and even elected officials have been wondering if Texas Governor Greg Abbott would call a fourth special session...

Those who are in the public eye are used to the angry phone calls, tweets, and letters they receive. For lawmakers, commentators, and others it comes with the job and most learn to have thick skin early in their careers. Sadly, death threats are also something that people who are in the spotlight have to deal with...

The City of Portland has decided they have other things to concentrate on.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced that the second Special Session for Texas lawmakers will begin on Saturday, August 7th at noon. And while there was controversy in the Texas House during the first Special Session with House Democrats running off to Washington, D...

Texas Lawmakers will have another special session after Texas House Democrats ran out the clock on the first special session. Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Thursday that a second Special Session will begin on Saturday, August 7 at noon...

Well, this could be another public relations problem for the Texas Democrats who fled Texas to go to Washington, D.C. during the special session. Of course the Democrats who left will accomplish their goal of running out the clock on the special session and I'm sure they will celebrate their short victory and post heroic selfies on social media for everyone to see...

Effective September 1, MSU Texas will become the fifth institution that is a part of the Texas Tech University System. Chancellor Tedd L. Mitchell said MSU Texas is a "perfect cultural fit" for the Texas Tech System.

A Texas Legislator warned of the eventual onslaught of "pimps" in Texas if HB 1927 passes.