Phil Prazan

Dallas

Reporter and Anchor at NBC DFW - KXAS-TV

Anchor of Lone Star Politics and reporter w/NBC DFW. Student. Reader. Covering TX public affairs. email: phil.prazan @ https://t.co/HcvoanhI3A

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Articles

Texas Senate passes far-reaching immigration bill

5 days ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan
Lone Star Politics: June 1, 2025

5 days ago | nbcdfw.com | Gromer Jeffers |Phil Prazan
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick flexes his muscles at the state capitol

5 days ago | nbcdfw.com | Gromer Jeffers |Phil Prazan
Freshman Fort Worth Congressman talks about his vote on the tax cut and spending bill

5 days ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan
Tarrant County Commissioners aim to redraw district lines, shaping county policy for years

5 days ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan
Major bills stall and pass

1 week ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan
Will Texas ban social media for minors?

1 week ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan
Texas lawmakers consider social media ban for minors

1 week ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan

In the next week, the state of Texas may ban social media for anyone under the age of 18. With only a few days left in the legislative session, Austin lawmakers may debate the issue as soon as Tuesday night. House Bill 186 has already passed the Texas House with large support and recently passed the Senate State Affairs Committee. The next major step before it heads to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk is a vote in the Texas Senate.
Texas lawmakers push billion-dollar water plan in final week of session

1 week ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan
Texas House passes $1 billion-per-year water project bill

1 week ago | nbcdfw.com | Phil Prazan

In a vote of 143 to 3, the Texas House approved Senate Bill 7, the partner bill to a constitutional amendment planned to pump in a billion dollars a year for the next decade into water projects. Lawmakers are racing against the clock for the final details, with only a week left in the regular legislative session. Key deadlines kick in throughout this next week, killing most ideas in the legislative process.