Texas Republicans’ demand for a school voucher-style program appears poised to clear a major hurdle as a slim majority of House members have signaled their support. Gov. Greg Abbott celebrated Wednesday that 75 Republican representatives signed on as co-authors to House Bill 3,

Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Wednesday declared victory in his bid to make school choice a reality in the state.

More than two years after a quadruple homicide devastated Moscow, Idaho, a judge unsealed the transcript of a recent hearing in the case against Bryan Kohberger – the man accused of stabbing four students to death in an off-campus home.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said plans for a school voucher-style program won’t have a negative impact on one of the state’s most cherished institutions — football. Coaches disagree. Abbott wrote Monday in a post on X that a school-choice program he champions would not take funding away from Texas high school football.

Burrows has heard on social media about the need to pass school choice in Texas from some of the biggest names on the planet, including President Trump and Elon Musk. He got the message. "I'm proud to say the votes are there to do this in the Texas House," Burrows said in San Antonio earlier this week at a school choice event.

The Texas House has filed its school voucher bill. The legislation differs in several ways from what the Senate has already passed. The two chambers would have to hash out their differences before sending any legislation to Gov.

Gov. Greg Abbott believes there is enough support in the Texas House to pass a school choice bill. On Wednesday, 75 republicans signed on to co-author HB3. The House must still decide on which school choice bill to support.