David Muto

Voter ID, after a false start of sorts on Monday, hits the House floor again today.

Your afternoon reading: Donna Howard speaks out; Railroad Commission clears gas driller; Berman and Burnam unite against driver program

To Democrats’ momentary relief, House debate on Monday over voter ID stalled before it even seemed to get started.

Your afternoon reading: Democrat’s procedural objection sustained, ending voter ID debate for the day; National Review on Tom Leppert

With voter ID set to hit the House floor today, how hard will Democrats fight?

Your afternoon reading: Perry, new cover boy, on why he’s not running for president; Hispanic Republican Conference backs voter ID

School districts and employees fearing worst-case estimates of 100,000 teacher layoffs throughout the state can breathe a little easier today.

Your afternoon reading: cuts exasperate one Senate Republican; budget panel hopes to squeeze more money out of more sources; what’s behind those state sovereignty hearings

A bill allowing guns on college campuses took the first step Wednesday toward what appears to be its likely passage.

Your afternoon reading: UT System reform controversy deepens; substitute execution drug chosen; Senate passes eyewitness ID bill