The school board president’s own tone-deaf statement underscores activists’ motivation for bringing about the change.
By Greg Harrison|September 29, 2017
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Larson would face a difficult enough challenge in a vacuum simply for his consistent betrayal of conservative reforms – but he may even face opposition from the Governor himself.
By Greg Harrison|September 21, 2017Rather than provide meaningful property tax relief, officials are seeking $1B in new debt while bragging about not raising the tax rate – despite a recognized affordability problem.
By Greg Harrison|September 20, 2017It’s a fairly routine practice amongst local governments – but it really shouldn’t be.
By Greg Harrison|September 16, 2017If successful, the resolution will be passed on to the State Republican Party Executive Committee for a statewide censure of the Speaker.
By Greg Harrison|September 15, 2017A campaign kicked off this week seeking to mandate that all employers in the city provide sick pay – effectively outlawing jobs that would not.
By Greg Harrison|September 6, 2017The 10-1 vote to remove the monument follows months of similar tensions across the country involving similar monuments, some of which are over a century old.
By Greg Harrison|September 1, 2017In contrast with the thousands of individual Texans who stepped in immediately, offering their personal boats, time, and treasure to assist with Harvey rescue efforts as soon as they were able – who made the biggest difference of all.
By Greg Harrison|August 31, 2017