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Adler made himself a political lightning rod during his time as mayor, describing the tenure as "disruptive."
Adler made himself a political lightning rod during his time as mayor, describing the tenure as "disruptive."
Abbott previously alleged the administration had based its investigation on faulty ozone data.
This week — Comptroller Hegar confirms a larger surplus than previously projected, Rep. Cason inquires about a missing pornography study, and Jobs for Texas hits pause on Chapter 313 advocacy.
The complaints were filed with the Texas Ethics Commission and forwarded to County Attorney Delia Garza.
The application sets the table for a lengthy administrative fight at the agency tasked with regulating the nation's nuclear industry.
The ruling comes as the plaintiffs and TEC were engaged in settlement discussions.
The bill expands on a similar Florida classroom restriction for kindergarten through third grade.
Dozens applications filed with the comptroller will not be processed due to the program's expiration at the end of 2022.
The court majority dismissed Younger's petition, insisting it couldn't rule on a hypothetical situation and that the current custody order is sufficient.
Here's a review of things to watch as the 88th legislative session runs its course in 2023.
Here's a review of the top stories in Texas politics this year.
This week — Speaker Dade Phelan responds to critics of Democratic committee chair appointments, an election resource will close its doors, and a 2030 redistricting estimate shows congressional gains for Texas.