The president’s backing ends months of speculation over whether he would weigh in on the closely watched runoff race.
UT-Austin staff member states that AAUP “got them to water down the language substantially.”
Attorney General Paxton secured the settlement, which ensures standards for produce labeled “organic” are being upheld by grocery store chains after alleged pesticide use.
Rich Wheeler has ties to Hooked on MT and the now-indicted former executive director of the Texas Lottery, Gary Grief.
Alison Fox called the criticism “ridiculous,” while opponent Thomas Smith argued the event raises concerns for Republican primary voters.
Paxton alleges TexAM illegally operated as an unlicensed university while using branding that created confusion with Texas A&M University.
Texans race against the clock as the Public Utility Commission’s decision dates approach.
The city filed a lawsuit in Travis County to validate bonds that voters have twice rejected.
William “Billy” Durning is suspected of sexually exploiting hundreds of female students in multiple Texas school districts and sports clubs.
San Antonio Police say John Jay High School teacher and coach Chad Rodriguez may have more victims.
Feds say a violent online network known as “764” is targeting and pressuring children to hurt themselves or others and provide explicit photos.
The antitrust settlement is projected to bring down the cost of chicken, turkey, and pork for consumers.
