The 89th Session of the Texas Legislature is officially in the books. And when the lieutenant governor called sine die, he ...

As Gov. Greg Abbott signs bills passed by the Texas legislature, members from both parties talked about the session's big ...

As ethical and legal debates about artificial intelligence continue, Texas is expanding its regulations on the new technology ...

While some bills did not pass, the legislature made strides in passing around 30 bills related to education, including school choice.

Monday was "sine die" for the Texas Legislature — the last day of the 89th legislative session. Here’s what happened under ...

Lawmakers celebrated a host of policy wins as the session ended this week, including private school vouchers, teacher pay ...

A bill signed by Abbott becomes law. If he leaves a bill unsigned but doesn't veto it, it also automatically becomes law.

Though several anti-renewables measures died when the legislative session ended, business and industry is left with uncertainty about the future.

Greatly outnumbered by Republicans, Democrats in the Texas Legislature have little chance to pass major bills and are on ...

Legislation approved by the state Senate that then stalled in the House was backed by oil and gas interests opposed to ...

House and Senate members agreed that judges needed a pay raise. But they spent the final hours of the legislative session ...

Senate Bill 7, which creates the administrative framework for funding water projects, was passed by the Texas Legislature.