Here are the laws that were likely broken in April 2023.

Here are the laws that were likely broken in April 2023.
Claims leveled in the suit burn former directors Gary Grief and Ryan Mindell, validating watchdog claims.
Why would someone want to buy the last tickets in a soon-to-expire scratch-off lottery game?
Are the Cowboys more focused on winning tax-funded contracts than football games?
Who’s behind Texans for a Stronger Economy, a non-profit that has rushed to the Texas Lottery’s defense?
In 2023, the commission sent $1 million to China; now, it’s hiding the details.
Increasing appraisals frequently zero out any benefit property owners receive from a decreased or held-in-check rate.
Texas’ anti-SLAPP law protecting citizens from frivolous lawsuits is under threat.
Meanwhile Gov. Greg Abbott passes the money-laundering buck.
The Texas Lottery is corrupt.
Taxing entities in the stargazing county lowered rates from 2019 to 2022.
The Texas Lottery appears to have taken part in a money laundering operation, but Executive Director Ryan Mindell doesn’t seem to care.
Texas is the Wild West of lottery ticket printing and payouts under Gary Grief and Ryan Mindell.
Two outliers stick out in a county with relatively steady taxation over three years.
A company with a history of selling tickets abroad announces a renewed international push.
The county of penny tax increases.
The case linked to Ken Paxton’s impeachment ends with a whimper.
A full criminal investigation of the Texas Lottery is needed.
Most of Shackelford County’s tax entities have lowered rates, easing the property tax burden for residents.
The Texas Lottery Commission’s latest scandals include rigged jackpots, online ticket sales, and questionable foreign ties.
Pro-gambling efforts in Texas have faltered as key lawmakers lost primary elections.
For the most part, one East Texas county balanced rising property values with efforts to keep taxes predictable.
Even if tax rates are kept in check, rising appraisals can eat up any savings citizens would otherwise see.
The battle for the Texas House speakership is now intertwined with the Chinese Communist Party.
He’s toxic now, but that toxicity will only grow.