Texas lawmakers: Don't sell sugary drinks in elementary and middle schools
7 hours, 42 minutes ago
That's why the Texas Senate gave final approval -- with little debate -- to a measure that would prevent public elementary and middle schools from selling sugary drinks at school during school...
Mother of wrongfully convicted man honored by state Senate
10 hours, 20 minutes ago
Davis spokesman Rick Svatora said the Senate resolution for Ruth Session was planned weeks ago and had no connection the contentious legislative dispute over the proposed innocence commission.
Bill bars future governors from Medicaid expansion
1 day ago
But Leach's amendment ensures any other governor or state health commissioner can't move to do so without approval in the Texas Senate and House.
Ban on shark "finning" stifled in Senate
1 day ago
After encountering opposition on the floor of the Texas Senate Monday, Democratic Sen. Juan Hinojosa of McAllen withdrew his proposal.
Texas Senate District 10 race already draws at least three candidates
3 days ago
Davis, a former Fort Worth city councilwoman, was re-elected last year to the Senate district she has represented since 2008.
Texas Senate must move quickly to pass exoneration bill
4 days ago
Texas Senate must move quickly to pass exoneration bill
Texas education reform bill should set minimum standard higher
4 days ago
I respect the tremendous work that House Public Education Chairman Jimmie Don Aycock and Senate Education Chairman Dan Patrick put into their respective versions of HB5.
Texas Senate votes to weaken university regents
6 days ago
The Texas Senate gave final approval Wednesday to a measure placing new limits on university regents' power to fire campus presidents, sending the bill to Gov.
Senate committee approves Blue Mound water bill
13 days ago
A bill that would allow the city of Blue Mound to take over a private water system easily passed Tuesday in the Texas Senate's Natural Resources Committee.
Texas Senate approves education bill
14 days ago
"We already graduate only 25 percent of students who are career or college ready," declared TAB president and CEO Bill Hammond, saying he was "extremely disappointed" with the Senate-passed bill.
