Capitol Update: Beginning Today
October 9, 2023The third called special session of the 88th Texas Legislature begins today on the critical issues of education freedom, border security, public safety, and ending COVID restrictions.
The third called special session of the 88th Texas Legislature begins today on the critical issues of education freedom, border security, public safety, and ending COVID restrictions.
Last week, the Texas Senate passed SB 1249 by a unanimous 31-0 vote to establish the first-ever Living Donor Education Program in Texas. Today, the bill was referred to the House Public Health Committee as its next step to becoming law.
“It was very life-changing, and I want to see if I can positively impact the lives of others as well,” state Sen. Kelly Hancock, R-District 19, told Spectrum News 1 recently.
Analysis of the budget proposal in the Texas Legislature
For 30 years, Sen. Kelly Hancock kept his battle with a rare genetic kidney disease quiet.
When he learned his kidney was a match for his father-in-law, state Sen. Kelly Hancock, Greg Cox said he didn’t hesitate.
Bill-filing deadline for the 88th Legislative Session was last week, and I’m reminded that the most important bills are the ones that are brought to me by constituents.
How a conversation turned into a law, saving Texans millions on medical bills
Sen. Kelly Hancock Kidney Transplant Update – The Mark Davis Show, 660 AM The Answer
Texas Sen. Kelly Hancock is recovering after a successful kidney transplant on Wednesday, according to his office.
