‘It’s Killing the Women You Represent’: Texas Widower’s Plea to Lawmakers to End Abortion Ban

Porsha was 35 and expecting her third child when she began miscarrying at 11 weeks. By the next morning, she had died of hemorrhage in a Houston hospital—a tragedy observers say may have been prevented by a routine procedure known as a D&C.

Most of your Austin property taxes go to public safety. Here’s why.

A majority of your property tax bill in Austin goes to public safety. From union contracts to state mandates, discover the key factors behind the city’s sweeping investment in police, fire, and EMS services.

Most of your Austin property taxes go to public safety. Here’s why.

Over 800 new laws go into effect in Texas on Sept. 1. Here are some significant ones

Texas is preparing for a significant legislative shift, with more than 800 new laws slated to take effect on September 1. Education, bail, and diversity initiatives are among the major areas targeted by these changes, illustrating the broad scope of the new measures.

Over 800 new laws go into effect in Texas on Sept. 1. Here are some significant ones