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The Texas Legislature wrapped up its 2025 legislative session Monday. Here's what happened
Monday was "sine die" for the Texas Legislature — the last day of the 89th legislative session. Here’s what happened under the Pink Dome as lawmakers wrapped up their biennial work. Both the House and Senate formally adjourned Monday for the last time this legislative session, marking the end of more than five months of arduous work.
The 89th legislative session came to a close this week, and while it was an exceedingly good session for Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, there were a number of surprise failures as well.
After 140 days at the Capitol in Austin, the Texas Legislature has just wrapped up its 89th session. This year, state ...
A bill signed by Abbott becomes law. If he leaves a bill unsigned but doesn't veto it, it also automatically becomes law.
Lawmakers tried to tackle the problem of truancy and chronic absenteeism in Texas during the last legislative session, but ...
A $1 billion voucher program, touted as “the largest school-choice program in American history,” will go toward students’ ...
The Texas House and Senate signed SB 37 after conferencing on changes. The final text limits faculty authority and ...
It's easy to see how demoralizing it can be for Democrats in the Texas Legislature. Greatly outnumbered by Republicans, they ...
The last day of Texas' 2025 legislative session is here. After 140 days at the Capitol in Austin, the Texas Legislature has ...
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