President Jeff Potts was placed on leave September 30; Culture Director Kris Hogan has been on leave for two months.
Representatives suggested the annexation as a possible solution to New Mexico’s gas production waste on the Texas border.
A legislative liaison was present in district attorney Jose Garza’s stead as lawmakers pressed the office over transparency, outside influence, and case-handling criticisms.
Hasan Piker predicted Texas will elect a socialist to the U.S. Senate.
The gubernatorial candidate defended Austin’s 2020 police cuts and voted against state legislation restricting police defunding.
Districts using the state-developed instructional materials saw greater year-to-year achievement changes in reading and math.
Paxton alleged the American Bar Association has “weaponized” its influence over legal education.
Commissioner Wayne Christian says the new federal standards will reduce regulatory burdens on automakers.
Brandon Hall called the association a “front organization for the Muslim Brotherhood.”
A former Lufkin police officer conducted more than 25,000 license plate searches for non-law enforcement purposes.
The vice president rallied Republicans behind Eric Flores while touting new investment and taking aim at Democrats.
A smuggler allegedly gave the children THC-laced gummies resulting in poisoning.
