666 new Texas laws go into effect Sept. 1. Here are some that might affect you.
Six hundred and sixty-six new Texas laws will go into effect this Wednesday.
Six hundred and sixty-six new Texas laws will go into effect this Wednesday.
Beginning this week, carrying a handgun in public will no longer require a license as Texas joins 19 other states in what supporters refer to as “Constitutional Carry.”
Texas can limit access to the most common procedure used to end a pregnancy in the second trimester, an appeals court ruled Wednesday, in a decision likely to end up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Texas House gave initial approval Wednesday to legislation that would allow restaurants to sell alcohol to go beyond the coronavirus pandemic.
Texas State Rep. Erin Zwiener expects COVID-19 vaccine distribution, education, healthcare and social services funding to be the main focus and biggest challenges facing the 87th legislative session.
State senators Donna Campbell and Judith Zaffirini, who represent portions of Hays County, are preparing for the 87th Texas Legislative session beginning this week.
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