DUI-CHANGE LIMIT 0.08 TO 0.05
Lawmakers are considering a bill to make the legal limit for drinking and driving stricter by lowering the allowed blood-alcohol level from 0.08 to 0.05. It is still being debated in the House and is not yet a law.
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Lawmakers are considering a bill to make the legal limit for drinking and driving stricter by lowering the allowed blood-alcohol level from 0.08 to 0.05. It is still being debated in the House and is not yet a law.
The House is currently considering a formal request to honor Jacqueline Chappell.
Lawmakers are currently debating a bill in the House that would require the Secretary of State to double-check election information.
Lawmakers are working on a bill to create an official day to raise awareness for metastatic (stage 4) breast cancer. It is still being discussed in the House and hasn’t become law yet.
Lawmakers are currently considering a proposal to create an official "Mexican American Day" to celebrate Mexican-American culture. It is still being discussed in the House of Representatives.
The House is currently reviewing a proposal to officially honor Captain A. F. Ciganek.
**Aquifer Protection Act:** This is a proposed law meant to keep our underground drinking water clean and safe. The Senate is currently debating whether or not to pass it.
The **Home Utility Relief Act** is a proposed law that would help families pay their electricity, gas, and water bills. The Senate is currently deciding whether or not to pass it.
The Senate is currently deciding whether to create a special team of experts. Their job would be to study and plan new ways to generate power for the state.
This bill is about a law that stops local governments (like your city or school district) from raising property taxes too quickly. The Senate is currently deciding whether to update or change that law.
This is a proposed law that aims to limit how much your property taxes can go up. The Senate is currently debating whether to pass it.
The Senate is considering a bill that would require the government to do a better job of teaching people about **ABLE accounts**. **Why it matters:** ABLE accounts allow people with disabilities to save money without losing their government benefits (like SSI or Medicaid). This bill aims to make sure more people know these accounts exist and how to use them.