The Texas Legislature approved a bail reform package after several attempts failed in the past. FOX 7's Rudy Koski talks to Rep. Mitch Little and Rep. A.J. Louderback about the package and the impact that it could have. Then, a look at a bill looking to clarify Texas' near-total abortion ban.

Bills moving through the Texas Legislature could pull the plug on existing and future renewable energy projects, according to some advocates. Then, Senator John Cornyn talks about border security and the investigation into EPIC City.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw says Mexico's new administration is looking to form a new partnership with the United States to take on the cartels. Could it actually happen? Then, could Texas expand its Compassionate Use program for medical marijuana?

Border Czar Tom Homan talks about the changes in immigration since President Trump's second term began and what needs to be done moving forward. Then, the impact that tariffs could have on HVAC service in Texas.

Bond reform is a top priority for Republican lawmakers this legislative session. FOX 26's Greg Groogan talks to State Senator Joan Huffman about the changes she believes are needed. Then, a bit of sizzle in the fight over steak in the Texas Legislature.

The Texas House passed school choice legislation for the first time. The bill creates a $1 billion program to use public funds to pay for private schooling. It would be the largest program of its kind in the country. Then, the Texas Association of Business talks about the kind of jobs that will be brought back to the Lone Star State due to tariffs.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott talks about several issues in front of the state legislature, including school choice, a THC ban and criminal bond reform. Then, the FOX Texas Trio discuss Ken Paxton's run for the US Senate.

Senator John Cornyn (R-Texas) addresses comments made by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, talks tariffs and the plan to dismantle the Department of Educations. Then, Sen. Royce West talks about the future of the Democratic Party in Texas.