'Dead suspect loophole' bill gets hearing after Uvalde

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Nearly a year after 19 elementary school students and two teachers were murdered in Uvalde -- followed by a steady stream of incorrect and incomplete information released to the public -- Texas House lawmakers heard testimony on a bill that would end the state's controversial "dead suspect loophole."For years, KXAN has investigated this loophole, which allows police to keep information secret in closed criminal cases that don't go through the court process -- even when a suspect