New Texas Laws Target Solar Scams, Right-to-Repair, and Precious Metals
Texas is cracking down on sketchy solar sales tactics starting September first with new consumer protections and a five-day cooling-off period.
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Texas Lawmakers May Rename the New York Strip to Texas Strip
One of the most popular cuts of meat could get a new name if Lt. Governor Dan Patrick gets his way.
Most Texas Teachers Wanted To Quit Their Jobs Last Year
A shocking study claims a huge majority of teachers in Texas wanted to quit their jobs.
Texas Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Child Gender Modification
The Texas Legislature passed SB14 in the last legislative session.
Why Isn’t Dr. Pepper the State Drink of Texas?
We have a state bird, a state tree among other things, but a state drink? Dr Pepper fits the bill. The iconic soda has plenty of Texas roots.
Texas Attorney General Indicted
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is reportedly set to face three criminal charges.
Texas Abortion Bill Fails Following Stunning, Late-Night Legislative Chaos
A bill in the Texas legislature that would impose some of the strongest restrictions on abortion in the country failed to pass before a midnight deadline on Tuesday, following extraordinary events in the State Senate that lasted all day.