Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Austin, Texas (WPRK) Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has openly called for a special session to take up two of his priority bills.
One bill limits bathroom use for transgender Texans and the other is a property tax bill. Both were rejected by the House.
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Forcing the issue, Patrick on Sunday rejected a House fix for a bill that must be passed to prevent five state agencies, including the state board that licenses doctors, from shutting down.
Houston Rep. Dan Huberty believes the chance of a special session is better than 50-50.
“We’ve got the sunset bills that didn’t get done. Those are critical. The medical board functioning is critical. Those sunset bills have to get done,” Huberty said.
Read more here: click2houston.com/news/final-day-of-85th-legislative-session-ends-in-shouting-match
Austin, Texas (WPRK) Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has openly called for a special session to take up two of his priority bills.
One bill limits bathroom use for transgender Texans and the other is a property tax bill. Both were rejected by the House.
More News Headlines
Texas Senate revives full bathroom bill with late-night move
'Bathroom bill' opponents surprised to learn bill, amendment remain alive
Texas' Patrick backs special session for 'bathroom bill'
Greater Houston Coalition For Justice responds to Texas sanctuary cities…
Houston's historic pension reform bill passes in Texas House
Forcing the issue, Patrick on Sunday rejected a House fix for a bill that must be passed to prevent five state agencies, including the state board that licenses doctors, from shutting down.
Houston Rep. Dan Huberty believes the chance of a special session is better than 50-50.
“We’ve got the sunset bills that didn’t get done. Those are critical. The medical board functioning is critical. Those sunset bills have to get done,” Huberty said.
Read more here: click2houston.com/news/final-day-of-85th-legislative-session-ends-in-shouting-match










