Texas Politics

Cotton farmers may soon get new federal help through a Texas-led bill supporting crop insurance, revenue protection, and the future of America’s cotton industry.

Texas SB 541 expands cottage food laws, allowing home food makers to sell more products, earn more, and reach new markets starting September 2025.

In Texas schools, lice policies have some parents feeling uneasy. What’s the right way to handle a head full of trouble while keeping kids learning?

Texas launched ChAMP, a new platform aimed at modernizing child support. Though it promises faster payments and real-time tracking, many parents initially faced delays after the rollout.

Texas’ SB3031, effective Sept. 1, 2025, elevates firearm discharges during road rage to a first-degree felony, punishable by 5 years to life.

Texas is facing a rising issue with nitrous oxide abuse. Senate Bill 666 aims to prevent its misuse by setting age limits and requiring warning signs at retail stores. The FDA also warns against the dangers of inhaling this substance.

A veto from Governor Abbott means 4 million Texas kids may lose summer lunch support despite available federal funding.

Big changes might be on the horizon for marriage laws in Texas.

A bill has passed the Texas Senate that would allow juveniles to be placed in adult prisons.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently signed a version of Texas DOGE into law.