Texas 2036 legislative report highlights policy successes and next steps
Texas 2036 has released a post-mortem report about the 2025 legislative session.
Texas 2036 has released a post-mortem report about the 2025 legislative session.
The Texas House of Representatives has passed Senate Bill 25 following an hour-long debate and amendments.
The Texas House Committee on Health & Human Services recently heard House Bill 5243, introduced by Representative Stan Gerdes.
The Texas House Committee on Pensions, Investments and Financial Services recently heard two bills that some say could significantly alter the state's credit card system.
Researchers at Texas A&M University's Mosbacher Institute are proposing a deposit refund system (DRS) for recyclable containers in Texas.
Make Texans Healthy Again (MTHA) has announced its support for Senate Bill 1645 and House Bill 4210, which aim to initiate a comprehensive study on chronic disease, metabolic health, and healthcare costs in Texas.
Small businesses, credit unions, and community banks have expressed opposition to Senate Bill 2026 (SB 2026) and House Bill 4124 (HB 4124), citing concerns over the burdens these proposed changes to credit card processing could impose.
During the 88th legislative session, Senator Paul Bettencourt (SD-7) authored a bill which sought to address the City of Austin’s novel financing mechanism for its $7 billion light rail project.