Texas state rep. filed a bill in early November that would legalize the cultivation, manufacturing, transportation and sale ...
The nativity scene bill—which would place the commonly recognized scene of Mary, St. Joseph and Jesus at the manger on ...
A new year means new laws for Texans, and several will go into effect starting Jan. 1. Some of these laws will affect drivers ...
China’s Supreme People’s Court released the Sixth Five-Year Reform Outline of the People’s Courts (2024-2028) ( ...
A new year means new laws for Texans, and several will go into effect starting Jan. 1, 2025. Some of these laws affect drivers and internet users, while others affect court operations and school ...
Both Laredo College and Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) have outlined several goals and changes that they would like to see come to fruition in 2025.
Texas Roadhouse ( (TXRH) ) has shared an announcement.
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Court of Criminal Appeals blocks order in Walmart caseThe Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has placed on hold a ruling by an El Paso appellate court that ordered the judge in the ...
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Smith County commissioners approve plan, laying out potential upgrades including new animal control centerThe Smith County Commissioners Court approved the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) on Dec. 31 that could bring many upgrades ...
Geremy Anderson is a licensed hemp grower who’s built a successful business since launching in 2020. His legal, lab-tested ...
Changes to the laws were passed during the 88th Texas Legislature and were signed by Gov. Greg Abbott. Here’s an outline of those new state laws and how they will affect Texans in 2025.
The mayor, county judge and others are parroting talking points provided by liquefied natural gas developer NextDecade, as ...
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