The lieutenant governor also challenged the governor to "a Lincoln-Douglas-style debate" over whose property tax plan is better.
In a conversation Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott told Texans that school choice measures will pass this summer, as he plans to call another special session.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick stuck to his guns over increasing homestead exemptions, all the while criticizing “House dysfunction.”
The House passed a similar bill last year, which expired in the Senate Jurisprudence Committee under Sen. Joan Huffman.
Two lawsuits for public records against Texas municipalities set notable precedents regarding a plaintiff’s ability to recover attorney fees.
Part of Biden’s order seeks to implement gun reform legislation supported by Texas Sen. John Cornyn.
Litigants are asking the state’s highest court to review the payment of union employees with taxpayer funds.
With the House's priority blueprint filed, the Texas Legislature is primed to move on revival of some form of economic development incentives.
A school choice policy expert claims certain public education lobby groups have legislative agendas that are in direct conflict with each other.
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.”
