In its first week, one group’s test of the new restrictions was met with ID checks at women’s restrooms at the Capitol while the Austin City Council moved to circumvent the law's intent. Continue Reading »
Austin and the state offered the Dallas-based airline a package of economic incentives totaling $19.5 million to locate a new crew base at Austin’s airport. Continue Reading »
Sister Norma Pimentel with Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley founded the shelter in McAllen, which serves undocumented immigrants released from federal custody. Continue Reading »
Crockett had higher name recognition and an overwhelming edge among Black voters, while Talarico kept her margin to single digits through greater support among white and Latino voters. Continue Reading »
The top-ranked Celina High School football team is barrelling toward another state championship this month. Its coach is barred from the field. Continue Reading »
Lubbock County Judge Curtis Parrish removed Commissioner Jason Corley from office this week, the latest twist in the Republicans’ fraught relationship. Continue Reading »
After his corruption indictment last year, the Laredo Democrat forfeited his role as the top Democrat on the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees more than $65 billion in annual spending. Continue Reading »
Conservative and liberal tax policy experts said Abbott’s proposal would lead to higher housing costs and tax benefits flowing disproportionately to wealthy homeowners. Continue Reading »
Some Republicans only want citizens included in population counts used to draw political districts. In Texas, that raises important questions about power and representation. Continue Reading »
Rep. Christina Morales, the new chair of the Texas House Democratic Campaign Committee, said she wants to initially target five GOP-controlled districts, with a broader list to come later. Continue Reading »
The ACLU and other groups interviewed more than 45 migrants held at the detention center and call it a “human and civil rights catastrophe.” Continue Reading »
– Showdown Set in Case of Booted Lubbock County Commissioner – Texas A&M Research Project Seeks To ‘Mitigate’ Pro-Life Dobbs Decision – Texas Officials Warn of New Foreign Pest Affecting Grazing Land
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Beaumont, Connally, and Lake Worth ISDs all came under scrutiny for failing campus ratings.
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Sam Houston State University is facing a lawsuit from a homeschool parent who says the university is ignoring a new state law that guarantees equal access to dual-credit courses.
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Now-former band director Jeremy Flint pleaded guilty to having a sexual relationship with a female student.
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The project seeks to examine the "educational and labor market trajectories of young women” after abortion facility closures.
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On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Michael Quinn Sullivan, publisher of Texas Scorecard.
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There is currently no labeled pesticide effective against the mealybug.
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Left-Wing Groups Suing Over Beach Closures During SpaceX Launches… GOP House Candidate Attacked Cruz and Trump While Praising the Obamas State Agency Suspends Galveston County Sheriff’s License… Citizens Seek Independent Audit of Austin Finances…
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Some want the church to apathetically wave the white flag of surrender as the enemy struts unopposed through our streets.
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-Social Media Posts Show GOP Candidate Kyle Morris Called Trump Delusional, Praised Obamas -State Agency Suspends Galveston County Sheriff’s License After Background Omissions -Citizens Seek Independent Audit of Austin Finances
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Morris launched a string of attacks against Trump and other Republicans on an X account reviewed by Texas Scorecard.
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County Judge Curtis Parrish purportedly removed Commissioner Jason Corley from office over alleged “resign to run” rules that Corley contends do not apply.
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Matthan Lough taught at Pioneer Technology and Arts Academy, but his alleged grooming occurred at the Christian Center of Mesquite.
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Development will also include new housing for student athletes.
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The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement voted to suspend Sheriff Jimmy Fullen’s peace officer license after finding he withheld past arrests and job issues from applications.
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In its first week, one group’s test of the new restrictions was met with ID checks at women’s restrooms at the Capitol while the Austin City Council moved to circumvent the law's intent. 
Austin and the state offered the Dallas-based airline a package of economic incentives totaling $19.5 million to locate a new crew base at Austin’s airport. 
Behind the popularity of engineered stone, a silent epidemic is unfolding among the workers who cut and polish it. 
Sister Norma Pimentel with Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley founded the shelter in McAllen, which serves undocumented immigrants released from federal custody. 
Crockett had higher name recognition and an overwhelming edge among Black voters, while Talarico kept her margin to single digits through greater support among white and Latino voters. 
The three interventions come after the state’s education agency announced plans to take over Fort Worth ISD in October. 
The top-ranked Celina High School football team is barrelling toward another state championship this month. Its coach is barred from the field. 
Lubbock County Judge Curtis Parrish removed Commissioner Jason Corley from office this week, the latest twist in the Republicans’ fraught relationship. 
After his corruption indictment last year, the Laredo Democrat forfeited his role as the top Democrat on the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees more than $65 billion in annual spending. 
Christmas tree sales are up in the Lone Star State, even as many tree farmers are aging out of the business with no successors. 
Conservative and liberal tax policy experts said Abbott’s proposal would lead to higher housing costs and tax benefits flowing disproportionately to wealthy homeowners. 
Some Republicans only want citizens included in population counts used to draw political districts. In Texas, that raises important questions about power and representation. 
Mark Welsh III’s two-year tenure as president of Texas A&M University was marked with political controversies. 
Rep. Christina Morales, the new chair of the Texas House Democratic Campaign Committee, said she wants to initially target five GOP-controlled districts, with a broader list to come later. 
The ACLU and other groups interviewed more than 45 migrants held at the detention center and call it a “human and civil rights catastrophe.”