State

By Tony McDonald

Those superintendents who attempt to turn their school districts into political machines for their own power and benefit need to be sent to prison.

By Tony McDonald

Superintendents who attempt to turn their school districts into political machines for their own power and benefit need to be sent to prison.

By Ross Kecseg

The "Robin Hood" system is a relic of a Democrat-controlled legislature, but Republicans have since done little to fix it.

By Ross Kecseg

Texas taxpayers shouldn’t be stuck with increased tax bills in order of carrying the cost of well-connected businesses.

By Destin Sensky

Gov. Greg Abbott doubled down on calls for legislators to tackle Texas’ skyrocketing property tax problem, calling out local officials opposed to reforms.

By Ross Kecseg

Lawmakers have a simple choice — side with either the local politicians and their tax-funded lobbyists or Texas taxpayers.

By Brandon Waltens

Hinojosa’s bill seeks to overturn a Texas Supreme Court ruling from earlier this year which voided municipal bans on single-use plastic bags.

By Brandon Waltens

Closed primaries ensure that political parties can govern themselves without interference from their opposition.

By Cary Cheshire

Citizens should demand that all general elections, tax increases, and debt elections be held on November uniform dates so voters can expect them and participate in the process.