Since 1954
State law requires parents, educators, police, and administrators to be a part of district safety committees, but not the kids who are expected to recognize and report danger.
Operation Lone Star has unleashed a windfall for private contractors cashing in on a four-year-long emergency shopping spree.
Texas politicians are wasting your money to punish the working class.
Senator Charles Perry outlines an expansive vision of where Texans will get their H₂O in the coming decades.
The new leader of the lower chamber finally announced committee assignments, formalizing a new order in the lower chamber.
With another legislative session that could pile on even more anti-trans policies, LBGTQ+ groups grapple with how to protect their communities.
I do not pretend to know the motivation of Jeff Yass. But I do know that Mr. Yass is not a Texan, and I also know that Texas is not for sale.
In his biennial budget projection, Comptroller Glenn Hegar says the state will have a healthy surplus, plus a full economic stabilization fund for the first time in history.
Imposing permanent punishments for old mistakes backfires by reducing the talent pool to address Texas’ social worker shortage.
On Tuesday, the most modest of boasts became famous last words for the lower chamber’s dwindling Ds.