Texas’ public school education continues to fall in the bottom ten, according to yearly assessments by Education Week. However, other organizations’ analyses, and recent scores released by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) say Texas’ educational system is showing signs of improvement.
Ten days after a new law went into effect prohibiting taxpayer dollars from funding abortion facilities, the Austin City Council voted to direct $150,000 of next year’s budget to fund abortion access.
An Austin-based conservative think tank is criticizing what it says is a lack of transparency by the Teachers Retirement System of Texas.
The construction industry in Texas and across the U.S. is struggling to find enough qualified workers, a study by the Associated General Contractors of America says.
A mass exodus of residents leaving higher tax New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles for warmer and less expensive climates largely drives domestic migration, a U.S. Census Bureau report reveals.
Nine new guns laws ranging from tenant rights to school safety were signed into law this legislative session by Gov. Greg Abbott and became effective Sept. 1.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro on Monday joined 49 of his peers from across the country in announcing an investigation into allegations of antitrust violations by search giant Google.
Second Amendment advocates are crying foul over gun control measures being advocated by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, among others.
Legislators in Austin appear to be closer to holding a special session after Gov. Greg Abbott issued eight executive orders on gun violence and created a Select Committee on “Mass Violence Prevention and Community Safety.”
Of the ten constitutional amendments Texas voters will approve or reject in November, three ballot initiatives relate to taxes.
A new program in Texas that helps prepare inmates for life after prison recently graduated its first class.
Texas’ public school education continues to fall in the bottom ten, according to yearly assessments by Education Week. However, other organizations’ analyses, and recent scores released by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) say Texas’ educational system is showing signs of improvement.
Ten days after a new law went into effect prohibiting taxpayer dollars from funding abortion facilities, the Austin City Council voted to direct $150,000 of next year’s budget to fund abortion access.
An Austin-based conservative think tank is criticizing what it says is a lack of transparency by the Teachers Retirement System of Texas.
The construction industry in Texas and across the U.S. is struggling to find enough qualified workers, a study by the Associated General Contractors of America says.
A mass exodus of residents leaving higher tax New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles for warmer and less expensive climates largely drives domestic migration, a U.S. Census Bureau report reveals.
Nine new guns laws ranging from tenant rights to school safety were signed into law this legislative session by Gov. Greg Abbott and became effective Sept. 1.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro on Monday joined 49 of his peers from across the country in announcing an investigation into allegations of antitrust violations by search giant Google.
Second Amendment advocates are crying foul over gun control measures being advocated by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, among others.
Legislators in Austin appear to be closer to holding a special session after Gov. Greg Abbott issued eight executive orders on gun violence and created a Select Committee on “Mass Violence Prevention and Community Safety.”
Of the ten constitutional amendments Texas voters will approve or reject in November, three ballot initiatives relate to taxes.