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Patricia Lim/KUT NewsThe Republican leader cited concerns about federal funding for the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer program. The decision is a setback for struggling families and anti-hunger advocates. -
Gabriel C. PĂ©rez/KUT NewsThe bill includes provisions that would reduce funding for Medicaid and add stricter eligibility requirements. Costs of insurance on the Affordable Care Act marketplace could also go up.
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The data was included in a statewide report released on Friday. The cases are not thought to be connected to the measles outbreak in West Texas at this time. -
School officials with Liberty Hill ISD confirmed the child attends Bar W Elementary School. There are no details available on the child's travel history or vaccination status. -
The Texas House on Thursday passed Senate Bill 33, which aims to prevent local governments from using tax money to support people who leave the state to find abortion care. The bill will need final approval from the state Senate before heading to Gov. Abbott’s desk. -
Senate Bill 31 comes after reporting found that confusion surrounding Texas� abortion ban had resulted in the deaths of at least two women. After receiving final approval from the Texas House on Thursday, the bill now heads to Gov. Greg Abbott. -
The statue would depict a mother holding an unborn child, funded by private donations. -
A Kyle resident tested positive for measles. The resident received care and is no longer contagious. -
In an appeal filed this week, Maria Rojas� attorneys accused Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office of a careless investigation. -
Mosquitoes are usually busiest from spring to fall. That's also when the risk of West Nile virus is highest. -
An El Paso resident was infectious with measles while visiting Austin in late April, the local health authority said.
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Abortion is illegal in Texas, but some women are still accessing abortion through mail-order drugs. Senate Bill 2880 aims to crack down on the practice.
