America’s Top Businesses Release Statement Supporting Voting Rights

Following a zoom call this weekend where CEOs and senior executives at companies across the country discussed a coordinated effort against legislation restricting voting,...

House Acts to Protect Working Mothers, Expanding Eligibility for Medicaid Coverage

HB 133 by Rep. Toni Rose (D-Dallas) which would allow women who qualify for Medicaid to stay on the program for 12 months postpartum,...

How to Renew Your Texas Drivers License and Registration

A pandemic induced waiver allowing Texas drivers to drive with expired licenses and registration expires Wednesday April 14th. Gov. Greg Abbott had issued a...

Bill Delaying Texas Primaries Sent From Senate to House

Texas has a clock problem in 2021 because the state is almost certainly going to have to redraw district lines based on the results...

Medical Marijuana Access For Veterans And Others Suffering From PTSD Advances Out of Committee

Last Wednesday, the public health committee heard Chairwoman Stephanie Klick's HB 1535. The bill as referred to the Calendars Committee and is awaiting to...

Will McAdams On The Way To Becoming the Next PUC Commissioner, Abbott Names Next...

The Senate Nominations Committee recently cleared Gov. Abbott's PUC commissioner nominee and construction lobbyist Will McAdams. He is yet to be confirmed by the...

CEOs Plan New Strategy for Texas Voting Legislation

CEOs across industries are working together to present a new push against restrictive voting legislation currently being considered in Texas and other states.   CEOs...

Good Bill Hunting: New Texas Legislation To Provide Job Training for Veterans

Good Bill Hunting is a weekly series during the legislative session where RA News will look at a bill or piece of legislation that...

Allen West and Texas Senate Split on COVID Protection Bill for Businesses

Texas GOP Chair Allen West has come out strongly against SB 6, a bipartisan bill passed out of the Senate 29-1 that shields businesses...

Perryman: Texas Could Lose $31B if Voting Restrictions Become Law

Based on a new study by The Perryman Group, Texas stands to lose $31.4 billion in annual gross product and nearly 223,000 jobs over...
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