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Texas law says most people named in domestic violence protective orders can’t have guns — but there’s no statewide system to make that happen. And some Texas legislators want to change that.
Entering a public-health cultural dispute wasn’t the intention of Ashe County sheriff Phil Howell when he sought permission to provide a safe place for a parent in crisis to anonymously
A bill that would significantly expand the state’s newborn safe surrender law cleared the state Senate by a 44-0 vote Thursday.
Entering a public-health cultural dispute wasn’t the intention of sheriff Phil Howell when he sought to provide a safe place for a parent in crisis to anonymously surrender their newborn.
Entering a public-health cultural dispute wasn’t the intention of sheriff Phil Howell when he sought to provide a safe place for a parent in crisis to anonymously surrender their newborn.