Noack calls for ethics reform after a county commissioner creates a position for his wife.

Basic reforms would make deals between politicians and corporations more transparent by subjecting them to Texas’ existing transparency laws.

Motions allege government attorneys “steered” witnesses and the witnesses have changed their stories on key facts.

A school district is blatantly stonewalling a public information request by demanding more than a quarter of a million dollars for the documents in question.

Temporary voters are brought in to pass bonds but conservative activists who registered to vote in RUD are prosecuted.

For the first time ever, a jury ruled that a union’s tactics were liable for a company’s loss of business, now the SEIU is saying they cant afford to pay the judgement.

We regularly profile the men and women of Texas who stand out as effectively engaged citizens. Each of these Texans has a unique story to tell; coming from unique backgrounds and life experiences, they nonetheless share a passion for liberty in the Lone Star State.

The Alamo City voted yesterday to extend a pass for the ridesharing companies Uber and Lyft, who have voiced concerns about a background check policy would-be regulators have been pushing.

A taxpayer funded health department is decorating trees in the Capital city with condoms and lubricant.