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Texas Bans Gender-Affirming Care for Minors After Governor Signs Bill
Texas has become the most populous state to ban gender-affirming care for minors after Gov. Greg Abbott signed legislation on Friday.
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Gov. Abbott Pushes Compression as Long-Term Strategy to Eliminating Property Taxes
During a discussion with the Texas Public Policy Foundation Friday afternoon, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott talked about bills passed during the 88th legislative session as well as ongoing work to be done during special sessions around property tax.
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Peter Lake, Commissioner of the Public Utility of Texas, Steps Down
Peter Lake, the Commissioner of the Public Utility of Texas, is stepping down.
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Gov. Abbott Talks About Plans to Reduce Property Tax in Texas
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott talks about reducing the property tax burden for Texans during a meeting with the Texas Public Policy Foundation on Friday.
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Fort Worth Attorney John Scott Appointed Interim Texas AG After Paxton Impeached
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) on Wednesday appointed former Texas Secretary of State John Scott to temporarily serve as the state’s attorney general in place of Ken Paxton, who has been suspended following his impeachment on Saturday.
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Special Session Battle: How to Provide Property Tax Relief?
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick standoff over the best way to provide Property Tax relief.
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First Priorities in Special Session Are Property Tax, Border Security
Just hours after the Texas legislative ended, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott announced an immediate special session that will focus on property taxes and border security.
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Special Session Begins: The Connection
Governor Greg Abbott calls first special legislative session, plus your work-week weather forecast.
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Special Election Set for November to Replace State Rep. Bryan Slaton
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) has set the date for a special election to replace former state Rep. Bryan Slaton in District 2.
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Governor Abbott's Special Session Underway at Texas State Capitol
The special session will only focus on two items: property tax relief and border security.
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Texas Capitol: Governor Abbott Calls Special Session, Ken Paxton Suspended Ahead of Impeachment Trial
Governor Greg Abbott has called a special session focusing on property taxes and border security. Meanwhile, also at the Texas Capitol, Attorney General Ken Paxton is awaiting the results of his impeachment trial.
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Gov. Abbott Announces Immediate Special Session
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced an immediate special session that will focus on property taxes and border security.
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Texas Legislative Session Closing Out Its Final Day, Will a Special Session Be Called?
The Lt. Governor of Texas has sent a letter to Gov. Greg Abbott urging a number of bills to be considered in a special session call.
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Gov. Abbott to Call Several Special Sessions, First Priorities Are Property Tax, Border Security
Just hours after the Texas legislative ended, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott announced an immediate special session that will focus on property taxes and border security.
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Legislative Session Nears End With Many of Gov. Abbott's Top Priorities Unresolved
As the final hours and minutes of the 88th Texas Legislature tick away, many of Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s top priorities remain unresolved. Here’s a look at some of the highlights.
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Texas Legislature Enters Final Day of Regular Session
It’s the final day of the regular session for the Texas Legislature. NBC 5’s Larry Collins reports on the work still left to be done.
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‘Athena Alert' Passes, Provides Faster, Regional Alerts on Missing Kids
A bill that will allow local police to quickly issue a regional alert about a missing child, without having to wait for investigators to confirm an abduction, is headed to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk.
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Some Texas School Police Officers Still Wait for Advanced Active Shooter Training, One Year After Uvalde
Staffing challenges and high demand for classes have delayed delivery of the “gold standard” active shooter training for all Texas school resource officers.
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Some Texas SROs Waiting for Advanced Active Shooter Training 1 Year After Uvalde
One year after the Uvalde school shooting, some Texas police officers assigned to protect schools still have not received the active shooter training that’s widely considered the “gold standard,” an NBC 5 investigation has found.
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Uvalde Community Left With Unanswered Questions One Year After Mass School Shooting
The Uvalde community will spend Wednesday remembering those lost in the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School one year ago.