Taxes are on the mind of the Texas Legislature and while it may flow under the radar, business tax reform will be considered by the body next year.
Gov. Greg Abbott has coordinated border security efforts with other states, including Florida, which sent guardsmen for Operation Lone Star.
The legislator has filed nine constitutional amendments ahead of the 2023 session, which must pass the Legislature and statewide referendum.
Denton Central Appraisal District has been the subject of intense scrutiny and criticism over the past several months.
Though voters rejected more school district bonds than in any other category, school districts took home the overwhelming share of approved bond dollars.
The defendant used his dental practice to fabricate applications for funding under the pandemic-related CARES Act.
Inflation has spurred a record-setting influx of consumption tax collections to the state, and legislators will now debate how to spend it.
Texas is among a minority of states that have not created a legal sports betting market since it became permissible under federal law.
Almost a year after presenting its initial blueprint for market reform, the State of Texas nears finalizing its Phase II decision.
U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman found that the loan program violates the separation of powers and is therefore unlawful.
Unofficial totals gave the embattled incumbent judge a one-percentage point victory over Republican Alexandra del Moral Mealer.
Hegar asserts that much of the state's $27 billion surplus, a focus for the upcoming session, stems substantially from inflation and higher consumer prices.
