(The Center Square) – Texas families are withdrawing their children from public school systems at historic levels, according to state data and a new report and online map published by the Texas Home School Coalition.
(The Center Square) – The Texas Legislature is considering implementing a "sin tax" to help boost the state's coffers as it recovers from the slowdown brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
(The Center Square) – Though the fog of the recent election is barely lifted, the Texas Senate State Affairs Committee has already announced its plans to discuss lobbying reform at its meeting on Monday.
(The Center Square) – Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is the latest company to announce it is relocating its global headquarters from California to Texas.
(The Center Square) – Cities and counties throughout Texas have posted dates, times and locations for early voting for runoff elections held in December. The elections are for the top two candidates who did not receive 50 percent of the vote in their previous elections. Election dates range …
(The Center Square) – The Austin City Council on Thursday plans to vote on 75 agenda items, which would authorize millions of dollars in spending of taxpayer money on contracts, construction projects, regulatory measures and other items.
(The Center Square) – Harris County officials have until Dec. 9 to close a newly created elections office and rescind an appointment of the office’s administrator, Isabel Longoria, or be sued by the state, according to the Texas Attorney General’s Office.
(The Center Square) – Ahead of the 87th Legislative Session convening in January, six Republican state lawmakers have pre-filed companion bills in the state Senate and House to codify legal opinions issued by the Texas Attorney General’s Office and Texas Supreme Court related to election procedure.
(The Center Square) – The pandemic has been the grim reaper of sorts to some businesses, with more than 1,500 closing in Austin, Texas, 1,000 in Round Rock and similar numbers in the suburbs.
(The Center Square) – To remind Texans that Saturday, Nov. 28, is Small Business Saturday, Gov. Greg Abbott encouraged Texans to shop local and support their neighbors.
(The Center Square) – Electric and hybrid vehicle owners may have to pay additional fees to support Texas’ road funding programs as more drivers shift away from gasoline-based engines.
(The Center Square) – Texas families are withdrawing their children from public school systems at historic levels, according to state data and a new report and online map published by the Texas Home School Coalition.
(The Center Square) – The Texas Legislature is considering implementing a "sin tax" to help boost the state's coffers as it recovers from the slowdown brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
(The Center Square) – Though the fog of the recent election is barely lifted, the Texas Senate State Affairs Committee has already announced its plans to discuss lobbying reform at its meeting on Monday.
(The Center Square) – Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is the latest company to announce it is relocating its global headquarters from California to Texas.
(The Center Square) – Cities and counties throughout Texas have posted dates, times and locations for early voting for runoff elections held in December. The elections are for the top two candidates who did not receive 50 percent of the vote in their previous elections. Election dates range …
(The Center Square) – The Austin City Council on Thursday plans to vote on 75 agenda items, which would authorize millions of dollars in spending of taxpayer money on contracts, construction projects, regulatory measures and other items.
(The Center Square) – Harris County officials have until Dec. 9 to close a newly created elections office and rescind an appointment of the office’s administrator, Isabel Longoria, or be sued by the state, according to the Texas Attorney General’s Office.
(The Center Square) – Ahead of the 87th Legislative Session convening in January, six Republican state lawmakers have pre-filed companion bills in the state Senate and House to codify legal opinions issued by the Texas Attorney General’s Office and Texas Supreme Court related to election procedure.
(The Center Square) – The pandemic has been the grim reaper of sorts to some businesses, with more than 1,500 closing in Austin, Texas, 1,000 in Round Rock and similar numbers in the suburbs.
(The Center Square) – To remind Texans that Saturday, Nov. 28, is Small Business Saturday, Gov. Greg Abbott encouraged Texans to shop local and support their neighbors.