Texas-Wide Issues

The package will become law immediately upon the governor’s signature.

The package will become law immediately upon the governor’s signature.

The bill would allow Christmas trees and vernacular in public schools.

Oh you're my favorite color, camouflage.

Pecan Lodge shares the title with Louie Mueller and Snow's.

Central Texas' most effective fertilizer also happens to be the primary chemical used in the Oklahoma City bombing.

Legislators couldn't agree on the terms, so they opted not to vote.

Proponents say it would increase safety, while opponents say it would create more dangerous conditions.

The Poker Gaming Act of 2013 would need to pass by May 27.

They argue the bill is necessary to keep cellphone companies from determining users' precise whereabouts.

The warning says fish from that area may contain high levels of mercury.

But, Gov. Perry vetoed a similar bill in 2011.

When you consider future medical costs, no one wins.

It's now under deliberation in the Senate.

Some members of Congress switched their vote in order to support schools.

As of April 18, Perry stressed that it is too early to draw firm conclusions about its cause.

Let us know if you hear of more.

The report suggests several ways to produce grads more quickly.

The federal government threatened to shut down all state airports.

As it stands, high school students need to pass 15 exams to be eligible to graduate.

Experts say evaporation takes much of the water needed during the summer.