A proposal aimed at repealing Texas’ unconstitutional ban on “homosexual conduct” has stalled at the end of the legislative session in the Senate, waiting weeks for a committee ...

Over 20 years after the Supreme Court found the Texas law unconstitutional, a proposed bill would repeal the ban on so-called 'homosexual conduct.' ...

The legislation was co-authored by gay State Rep. Venton Jones - but will it pass in the Senate? The legislation was co-authored by gay State Rep. Venton Jones - but will it pass in the Senate?

House Bill 1738 would strike down a 1973 Texas law prohibiting “homosexual conduct.” That law has been unenforceable since ...

An unlikely group of Republican allies joined Democrats to approve repealing the ban, which has been unenforced since 2003.

State lawmakers have one week left to hash out some of the biggest LGBTQ bills of the session. Here's what has passed and ...

A bill filed after KXAN’s OutLaw investigation faced a steep challenge this legislative session but has progressed further ...

The Texas House of Representatives have preliminarily voted in favor of repealing the state's defunct ban on "homosexual conduct." On Thursday, lawmakers voted 72-55 to give first approval to House ...

The measure marks progress for LGBTQ Texans, but it is questionable whether the Senate will act before the legislative ...

Venton Jones. We know that when we work together, we can make life better for all Texans. I hope other Texas lawmakers will have the courage to follow Venton Jones’ lead and work toward progress ...

Rep. Venton Jones, a Democrat, authored the bill as one of the first Black gay members of the Texas House. He highlighted the significance of the chamber's approval, writing on social media ...