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The bill is named after Hulsey's son, Noah "Cade" Hulsey, who is on the autism spectrum.
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U.S. Senator Katie Britt continues fight to improve rural obstetrics care
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Legislature
The code is meant to streamline the state's adoption process and make it less burdensome for parents.
Legislature
Instead, the bill creates a grant program to help schools with capital projects and a new rainy day fund.
Legislature
The change comes as lawmakers put their support behind reducing the state's grocery tax.
News
The bill would save employees 5 percent on overtime pay accumulated over the course of the year.
Legislature
Rep. Ernie Yarbrough, R-Trinity, said the far left supports parental rights when "chemically castrating children" but not for parents to know what material is...
Featured Opinion
The centralized state government is cracking down on the rights of its individual member cities.
Education
Several schools still lagged behind with less than 50 percent of students college and career ready.
Corruption
The attorney failed to pay property taxes for his client, resulting in the client's home being permanently lost.
Legislature
The House considered few contentious bills, but one would allow drug dealers to be charged with manslaughter in overdose cases.