Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the school shooting in Uvalde – Julie and Gromer speak with El Paso Representative and Vice Chair of the Investigative House Committee on the Robb Elementary School Shooting, Joe Moody. He says Lawmakers have not done nearly enough to try and prevent shootings, he talks about his promise to keep fighting for the families in Uvalde, El Paso, Allen and across the state of Texas.
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Texas lawmakers consider spending $1 billion for flood prevention and Galveston’s “Ike Dike”Texas lawmakers could allocate $550 million for proposed coastal barrier projects and another half a billion dollars for flood-control projects. But the potential investments are just a fraction of the estimated need for flood mitigation.
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After Missing Deadline, State Lawmakers to Resume Budget Talks in Springfield Next WeekIllinois Democrats have the ranks to pass a new state budget, but an inability to agree on spending figures means they blew past Friday’s deadline and will return to the capitol next week in another attempt to get the job done.
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Texas AG Ken Paxton launches investigation into Texas Children's Hospital over trans careTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Friday announced an investigation into Texas Children’s Hospital to find out whether they are “unlawfully” providing gender transition care, according to a news release.
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WSP responding to serious injury crash between car and motorcycleThe Washington State Patrol says State Route 2 at milepost 110 is fully blocked.
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6 arrested after protesters hurl tampons at Nebraska lawmakers before passage of abortion banNebraska State Police arrested at least six people in the incident.
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