The bill aims to ban students from non-human behavior with exceptions for days designated for costumes like Halloween.

SAN ANTONIO - A new bill has been proposed to prevent the alleged "non-human" behavior at Texas schools, and it has the ...

Smithville, introduced the FURRIES Act (Forbidden Unlawful Representation of Roleplaying in Education) on Thursday to ...

The bill is based on debunked claims that public schools were encouraging so-called furries. Lawmakers have used the claims ...

A new bill introduced in the Texas House of Representatives Thursday by state Rep. Stan Gerdes (R-Smithville)— which would be ...

The governor's remarks seemed to call back unfounded rumors that public schools across the country were catering to students ...

The F.U.R.R.I.E.S ACT stands for Forbidding Unlawful Representation of Roleplaying in Education. Bill HB 4814 was filed by ...

Texas legislator Rep. Stan Gerdes (R) has introduced The FURRIES Act, legislation to punish students who act like non-human animals in schools and penalize schools who allow this behavior.

Is it just an expression of freedom or a distraction? Lawmakers want to crack down on students acting like their furry friends during school.

The Forbidding Unlawful Representation of Roleplaying in Education, or FURRIES, Act, filed by Austin-area Republican State Rep. Stan Gerdes, would "prohibit any non-human behavior by a student ...