Texas Senate bills target nutrition standards in public schools, grocery stores
Senate Bill 314 would ban certain food additives from free and reduced-price meals served in public schools. Senate Bill 25 proposes requiring students to take nutrition classes beginning in high school and directing food manufacturers to label products containing certain ingredients.
The goal of the new legislation is to help drive down the cost of housing so that more Texans can afford homes.
Approved 30-1, legislation creating a dementia research institute funded with $3 billion in state money next goes to the Texas House.
Texas Senate Bill 3 proposes a ban on consumable THC products with severe penalties for possession and manufacture.
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Texas may change how schools select library books. Critics say it could lead to more bans.Senate Bill 13 would create school library advisory councils largely made up of parents. It would give school boards, rather ...
Teachers with three and five years of experience would qualify for raises under Senate Bill 26. Instructors in smaller school ...
The Texas Senate has unanimously voted to criminalize lottery couriers, despite the Coalition of Texas Lottery Couriers ...
House and Senate lawmakers plan to spend at least $6 billion on property tax cuts, but haven't yet agreed on how much relief ...
Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Mineola) is the author of SB 666, a new piece of proposed legislation that would prevent people under 21 from purchasing nitrous oxide in Texas.
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