State

By Brandon Waltens

“I would like to see the recharging of the business sector to happen as quickly as possible with as many businesses as possible in alignment with the standards set by the CDC and by the president.”

By Cary Cheshire

A 25 percent across-the-board cut in budgeted 2021 general revenue funding to the state’s public universities and system administrations would achieve savings of nearly $250 million.

By Brandon Waltens

The public health threat has been significantly downgraded and models predict that the surge peak will come much sooner—on April 19, rather than May 6.

By Ross Kecseg

In Texas and other states less affected by the Chinese coronavirus, many medical facilities are seeing a significant drop in ER visits and patient volume.

By Cary Cheshire

Bettencourt had previously spoken out against Hidalgo’s order, saying Houston could experience a “crime bomb” if it were to be carried out.

By Cary Cheshire

Texas unemployment claims jumped over 2,000 percent year over year in the end of March.