Party officials are expected to use the Dallas event to rally voters and highlight the Trump administration’s record before November.
Yet a quarter to a third of tested students failed to even approach grade-level expectations in reading and math.
STD and Transgender clinics, as well as a “Queer Youth” organization, all received more than $1 million in taxpayer subsidies.
The proposal is meant to help meet Texas’ water needs.
Forty-three state representatives and senators cite concerns about ratepayer costs and private property rights.
The lawsuit sought to clarify the Big 12’s right to sanction Tech over playing Brendan Sorsby, despite legal threats.
Public Utility Commissioners to start making decisions on 765-kV lines this week.
The course is available online to all Texans through the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension.
“Belonging,” “Culturally Relevant,” and “Culturally Sustainable” are the new DEI terms.
Trustees hired Harold Colson as interim superintendent to replace Matthew Davenport.
Kill-switch technology poses serious privacy concerns.
Edgar Alejandro Elizondo was sentenced on Friday after being arrested on an eight-count indictment last year.
