The governor says he wants to dedicate “as much as possible” to property tax relief while maintaining border security funding.
Representatives heard testimony addressing the benefits of contracting with nongovernmental organizations, as well as what oversight is needed to make sure the job gets done.
The juvenile suspect, identified only as a former Celina ISD student, is charged with invasive visual recording.
A network of license plate surveillance cameras flagged a Texas driver’s ordinary road trip as suspicious.
UNT paid the Edwise Foundation up to $3000 per student.
"Regulated Monopoly" incentivizes building infrastructure.
The gubernatorial candidate defended Austin’s 2020 police cuts and voted against state legislation restricting police defunding.
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.
Todd Edwards, the former real estate manager for the Midtown Redevelopment Authority, will spend 10 years in prison after admitting he stole public money meant for Third Ward housing.
The bipartisan legislation would allow satellite networks to deliver emergency alerts when traditional cellular infrastructure is unavailable.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that getting America healthy again begins by getting kids active.
