Klein ISD has faced criticism for their handling of four teachers arrested for child sex crimes.

Klein ISD has faced criticism for their handling of four teachers arrested for child sex crimes.
The Supreme Court officially issued its judgment, overruling Roe vs. Wade.
A property tax reform provision lets local governments bank three years of “unused” tax hikes.
“Legislators are listening to administrators of various districts around the state patting themselves on the back and saying how money can be spent. They haven’t heard a word from a parent.”
“[T]o cultivate and prepare a group (or army) of people to make sure the CCP will be in power in the future… and increase our CCP influence around the world.”
She joins two other candidates in the newly drawn district.
“The federal government does not have the ability to strip individuals of their choice to get a vaccine or not.“
Cason asks Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for a statewide investigation into pornographic books in school libraries.
His announcement makes for the 18th lawmaker not seeking re-election in the Texas Legislature.
There are currently 18 lawmakers who have announced they will not be seeking re-election to their current positions.
Dozens of liberal lawyers are lined up to challenge Texas Republicans’ signature election security bill in court.
Topics at the first gubernatorial debate included border security, securing the state’s electrical grid, and vaccine mandates.
The endorsement represents Trump’s increasing involvement in the 2022 Texas election cycle.
A federal judge in the Northern District of Texas blocked an injunction requested by the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association, allowing the airline to mandate the jab.
Employees at a Texas Lockheed Martin plant are staging a rally to peacefully protest president Biden’s vaccine edicts.
Health Care Compact legislation championed by Rep. Lois Kolkhorst and Sen. Jane Nelson has been called many things, but perhaps the best way to describe the Compact is the difference between the one-size-fits-all approach to health care policy of the Federal Government and the states’ need for health care solutions that are tailored for them that actually work.
They were against it before they were for it before they were against it… Sometimes legislators votes are enough to give constituents a case of public policy whiplash. Such is the case with State Reps. Vicki Truitt (R-Southlake) and Larry Gonzales (R-Round Rock).
Remember those Republicans that voted against protecting the Rainy Day Fund a week ago? You can now add Reps. Larry Gonzales (R-Round Rock) and Vicki Truitt (R-Southlake) to the list.
When it comes to defending the higher-ed status quo, few have done it better than State Sen. Judith Zaffirini (D-Laredo). So, she’s throwing a “Statewide Salute”… to herself.
Despite garnering 79 votes to eliminate a provision that would automatically spend money from the state’s Rainy Day Fund in the future, State Rep. Phil King (R-Weatherford) was unable to eliminate this reckless addition to SB2.
Today, the Texas House added a provision to the must-pass “Fiscal Matters” bill that would automatically withdraw money from the Rainy Day Fund as new dollars become available.
This special session of the Texas legislature provides opportunities for commonsense spending reforms that were shunned during the regular session. State Rep. Kelly Hancock (R – Fort Worth) plans to offer an amendment to SB1 that would improve the state’s spending cap.
For government, transparency is an effective path to efficiency – especially when said transparency involves detailing how government is spending your money. That’s why State Rep Bill Zedler has filed legislation this special session to compel Texas school districts to post key financial information online.
There is a direct connection between public policy and the opportunity for general prosperity. Where government suppresses entrepreneurship, stifles innovation and burdens the people with high taxes, prosperity dies. According to the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, Texas’ economic success proves how important public policy really is.
Despite cutting spending, not raising taxes, and preserving the Rainy Day Fund, there were many areas of the state’s new budget that should have been improved – or eliminated – like film industry subsidies that fail to live up to their promises.