Like clockwork, Austin’s leadership answers every potential issue the same way: more spending, more taxes, and more programs.
By Greg Harrison|July 17, 2017Posts for Greg Harrison
Last night Straus’ support structure sputtered and failed, and his own county party voted to support his removal.
By Greg Harrison|July 11, 2017An overbroad section of city code requires kids to obtain a permit before operating a lemonade stand – a requirement one councilwoman is trying to eliminate.
By Greg Harrison|June 15, 2017A radical leftist mayor and less-than-inspiring down-ballot elections means San Antonio residents can expect little chance of reversing the city’s grow-government trend.
By Greg Harrison|June 13, 2017“I’ll probably be retired by the start of the 86th Texas Legislative session, so I can be down there pretty much full time,” Openshaw says. “God help them all when that happens.”
By Greg Harrison|June 11, 2017A ‘forward move’ might actually scale things down – considering the district has had declining enrollment four years in a row.
By Greg Harrison|June 9, 2017The district attorney’s office had advised the court they take a month to study underlying legal questions unique to Bexar County – which commissioners ignored.
By Greg Harrison|June 7, 2017Seeming to forget that they are a subordinate creation of the state, the Alamo City has joined a lawsuit against the state over the enactment of SB 4.
By Greg Harrison|June 7, 2017