This week — the Texas GOP hits Speaker Phelan in a new ad, former lawmakers join a conservative think tank, and George P. Bush finds a new post after his term in public office.
State Rep. Mayes Middleton wrote a letter to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management criticizing the proposal for the two new wind farm zones.
Fort Worth ISD hosted a training seminar for its ESL teachers including ideas such as “disrupting the system” and “amplifying marginalized groups.”
In recent years, Republican legislators have placed more scrutiny on the spending practices of localities.
While coal is not king in Texas like it is in West Virginia, coal producers in Texas are taking note of the court's ruling that the EPA overstepped its bounds.
The legislature has already earmarked $3 billion of its federal coronavirus aid for property tax compression in the 88th legislative session.
The legislation would mirror a bill passed in 2021 that prohibited banks from refusing loans to gun manufacturers.
While each proposal failed by a wide margin, the pension agency said it will be "resolv[ing] the matter going forward."
A Cameron County jury convicted Melissa Lucio in 2008 on a charge of capital murder in the death of her two-year-old daughter.
As appraisal notices hit mailboxes, Texas taxpayers will see the effects of large increases in home values caused by supply and demand stresses.
The respondents in the poll were divided on their approval or disapproval of President Biden’s job performance.
The lawsuit alleges that the CDC’s mask mandate for commercial airlines, conveyances, and transportation hubs exceeds its authority.
