Senator Kelly Hancock of North Richland Hills has had a rare kidney disease for more than 30 years. Earlier today he had surgery to receive a donated kidney from his son-in-law.
Before Wednesday, few people knew State Sen. Kelly Hancock (R-North Richland Hills) had been diagnosed with a rare kidney disease for more than three decades.
The freedom of religion is a fundamental right clearly outlined in the Bill of Rights to our nation’s Constitution.
None of us will ever forget the horrible February week when Winter Storm Uri wreaked havoc on Texas roads, homes, and our state’s power grid.
The Mark Davis Show on 660 AM The Answer: Protecting Texas against frivolous COVID lawsuits
Mark Davis on 660 AM The Answer: Exploring saving restaurants and other Texas business and commerce
FOX 4: Texas Restaurant Association hosts town hall with lawmakers to discuss ways to help restaurant industry
Inside Texas Politics, WFAA: COVID-19 and the Texas State Budget
It sounded like a big victory for Texas patients: A new state law protects them from sticker shock if they receive an unexpected medical bill from a doctor who wasn’t in their insurance provider network.
Recapping the Historic 86th Legislative Session
