Texas Legislature

When does Daylight Saving Time end? And are we still changing our clocks in Texas?

When Texas lawmakers return to Austin in January they will tackle a wide range of issues, including property taxes, securing Texas schools, securing the grid, border issues, and much more. But what about social media?  Last session lawmakers went after the tech giants for silencing views on the right. Thi...

It appears as though more Texans want access to medical marijuana, an issue that not all statewide Republicans agree on. Across the United States, more and more states are approving the use of medical marijuana, while here in Texas, the use of marijuana for medical reasons continues to expand though not as quickly as some would like to see. ...

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller wants to have an honest conversation about cannabis and its prohibition in the United States and in Texas.

Listen to the entire interview with David Glasheen below. David Glasheen is one of two publicly declared candidates in the Republican primary for Texas House District 84. Current State Representative John Frullo surprised many when he announced he would not seek reelection...

Listen to the full interview with Carl Tepper below. State Representative John Frullo surprised many two weeks ago when he announced that he would not be running for reelection for Texas House District 84. When Frullo made the announcement though, it didn't take long for potential candidates to start their own campaigns for the open seat...

You can listen to the full interview with Texas State Representative John Frullo below. State Representative John Frullo surprised many on Thursday when he announced he would not be seeking re-election in 2022 to the Texas House in HD-84...

Frullo has represented House District 84 in Lubbock since November 2010. He is currently the longest serving elected official from Lubbock.

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...

Texas made would be pretty cool to hear about anything, but sadly Texans this one you can't buy.

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...