A new Texas law is boosting businesses that help patients seeking medical marijuana.  As demand grows, Dylan McKim looks at the impact of changes to the compassionate use program, and how it's helping some people have an easier time filling their prescriptions.

The field is set for the race to become the next U.S. Senator from Texas.  The newest candidate to join the field is shaking up the campaign.  Dylan McKim digs deeper into polling, and we speak with Jim Henson with the Texas Politics Project to explore what voters say they want from the candidates.

A law meant to protect the innocent turned into a way to hide critical details after deadly encounters with law enforcement.  Josh Hinkle looks back at the fight to close the Dead Suspect Loophole, and why that battle has an ongoing impact.

Texas makes progress with steps to keep Monarch butterflies from being killed by cars during migration season.  But some people worry a move from the federal government could create a new risk for the butterflies.  Sandra Sanchez travels to the National Butterfly Center to get a closer look at the work to protect Monarchs.

State of Texas is a statewide, in-depth program focused solely on Texas politics. Produced at KXAN in Austin and airing in 14 markets across the state, the show gives viewers greater perspective on the Texas Legislature, state policy and elections.

President Trump pushes a plan to import more beef to help cut your grocery bill. But that's bringing backlash from Texas ranchers.  Adam Schwager goes one-on-one with Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller to discuss his alternate proposal, while Dylan McKim reports on the battle to balance helping ranchers with cutting costs for consumers.