
Why the City of Austin Wants Voters to Hike Their Property Taxes
And what Prop Q could mean for the future of local governments in Texas
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And what Prop Q could mean for the future of local governments in Texas
Trumpeted one year, eschewed the next, free speech becomes a political football in Texas.
Lessons to learn from the politically motivated firing of a UT president in the 1940s
Fort Worth ISD is among the districts that could join Houston in having its elected board deposed, while Beaumont and Edgewood ISDs offer a cautionary tale.
The media outlets, including the Texas Observer, argue that Attorney General Ken Paxton and his wife, state Senator Angela Paxton, are elected officials subject to public scrutiny.
Experts say that how the opioid funds are used in these early years could set the tone for the next nearly two decades that Texas receives settlement dollars.
House Bill 7 attacks one of the last remaining options for reproductive care in Texas and declares legal war on blue states.
... try to efficiently administer the primary process and persuade people to fill empty precinct chair positions, among other duties.
GOP’s Trumped-up redrawing took a wrecking ball to congressional districts. Now comes the mad dash for seats.
Jodey Arrington was the House architect of Trump’s massive tax-and-spend bill that includes steep healthcare cuts.