A 50% property tax reduction bill that passed the Senate on three readings has passed for the first time in the House. Wednesday evening, the House used a voice vote to approve Senate File 69, “Homeowner property tax exemption.

It is now in the hands of the Texas House to decide what to do about a new property tax cut plan. The author of the Senate's plan calls it the largest exemption increase in state history. While it could save many people hundreds of dollars on property tax bills,

Hoosier House Republicans on Thursday approved legislation incentivizing nuclear power development — despite potential risks for utility customers — and advanced a contentious school referendum measure.