Phil Prazan

The Republican caucus is planning to vote for their party leader in the Senate. This week we will find out if a Texan will become one of the most powerful people in the country.

Texas lawmakers can officially file proposals to change Texas law before they return to Austin for their legislative session in January.

Tuesday was the first day Texas lawmakers could file proposals to change Texas law. Hundreds of bills were filed by state lawmakers ahead of the January legislative session. The largest proposed change may be an education overhaul which could impact every school district in the state.

On Lone Star Politics, hear from Rep. Julie Johnson and a former Trump cabinet member. Plus, we hear from a Dallas City Councilmember about big changes and the next steps after the election.

President-elect Trump confirmed online he will call a national emergency to begin a large deportation program with the military when he takes office in January. He wrote "true" on his social media account when one of his followers called for the steps.

President-elect Donald Trump previewed one of his first actions once he takes office in January and it will have a big impact here in Texas.

A far-reaching case in front of the U.S. Supreme Court may allow foreign countries to sue American gun makers. As NBC 5’s Phil Prazan reports Mexico blames them for the country’s long-running violence.

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether the neighboring country of Mexico can file lawsuits against American gun companies. It's a case with far-reaching implications.

The author of the controversial law that targets diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in Texas says lawmakers will push to go further when the Legislature meets in January.

Lawmakers may change the state’s anti-Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion law to rid public universities of degrees and curricula that don’t translate into jobs after college.