Moderator Jonathan Saenz listens as Sen. Bryan Hughes talks on a panel discussion on the topic of Texas: The Heartbeat of the Pro-life Movement during the Texas Faith, Family, and Freedom Forum ...

TYLER, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) - As legal challenges mount and begin to play out against the new Texas Heartbeat Act abortion law, Republican State Sen. Bryan Hughes, author of the bill, spoke with CBS 11.

AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - State Sen. Bryan Hughes has made the decision not to seek the position of Texas attorney general.

Bryan Hughes authored the six-week abortion ban ... “Obviously, the voters may decide not to send me back, but I think the Texas Senate is where I need to be right now.” While Hughes serves ...

AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - State Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Tyler) says he’ll make an announcement on whether to run for Texas Attorney General after the 89th Legislative Session ends on June 2. “Right now, ...

Texas state Sen. Bryan Hughes authored a controversial abortion law that places enforcement power into the hands of the public, but he was dismissive of California Gov. Gavin Newsom's suggestion ...

DALLAS — This is the final stretch for the Texas legislature. It adjourns a week from Monday. State Sen. Bryan Hughes, R-Dist. 1, is behind some of the biggest conservative wins of the session.

TYLER, Texas — Even with only three weeks left in the legislative session, state Sen. Bryan Hughes, R-Tyler, is confident lawmakers will pass his abortion bills. The Republican lawmaker joined ...

Sen. Bryan Hughes, R-Mineola, speaks during a Texas Senate debate of a sweeping elections bill on May 30, 2021, at the Texas Capitol. Hughes has proposed a law that would require Texans to prove ...

TEXAS, USA — State Senator Bryan Hughes, R-Mineola, acknowledges some doctors and hospitals in Texas have been spooked by the state’s abortion law and may not intervene if a mother’s life is ...

AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - State Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Tyler) says he’ll make an announcement on whether to run for Texas Attorney General after the 89th Legislative Session ends on June 2.