A plan that could reshape the future of education in Texas is one step closer to becoming reality.  A House committee approved a legislation to create Education Savings Accounts.  As it moves toward a House vote, a step that killed previous bills, we dig into the debate surrounding one of the Governor's top priorities this session.

 Legislation to require Texas sheriffs to participate in federal immigration enforcement moves closer to a vote at the Capitol. The legislation has raised concern about the effect on immigrant communities, as well as questions about the cost for local law enforcement.  Josh Hinkle speaks one-on-one with bill author, Sen. Charles Schwertner about how he's answering criticism of the bill.

A Texas woman bought a winning lottery ticket worth $83.5 million.  But when she went to claim the ticket, she learned that she may never see the money.  Dylan McKim spoke to the woman, who asked for her identity to be concealed.  He looks at how controversy at the State Capitol could keep the lottery winner from claiming the life-changing jackpot.

 The legislative push to use public dollars to help parents pay for private schools drew people from all over Texas to a marathon hearing with House lawmakers.  Hundreds of Texans waited into the early morning hours to have their say.  Adam Schwager looks closer at the hearing, and what comes next.

Big changes are looming for some Texans who currently work from home.  The Governor and state lawmakers are asking questions about remote work policies. Dylan McKim looks at why the pressure could push many state workers back to the office.

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.

 Texas senators vote to ban services that allow people to buy lottery tickets on an app.  But the debate leading up to the vote raises larger questions about potential criminal activity linked to the lottery.  Adam Schwager looks at the policy change at the lottery, and why supporters of online ticket sales are now looking to the Texas House.