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Texas House to Ratify Robin Hood
The Texas House is preparing to vote on legislation on Wednesday that will increase your property taxes. Yes, you read that correctly— increase your property taxes. Despite making grandiose promises to provide real tax relief and meaningful reform, lawmakers plan to...
Action Needed: Citizens Must Call for Tax Reform and Relief
While politicians have been paying lip service to property tax relief and reform since last year, they are doing very little about it at the Capitol. In fact, the Texas House Ways and Means Committee has gutted the comprehensive property tax reform measure supported...
Staff Blog: Film Handouts Hurt Taxpayers and Filmmakers
Taking money from taxpayers to fund films is harmful to both taxpayers and filmmakers. Last week, the Texas House voted on the state’s new budget, making critical decisions of where to spend our hard-earned money. As of now, part of that budget will continue funding...
Austin Mayor Speaks Out Against Citizens
Austin’s mayor is adamantly against giving any power back to citizens, calling the idea “horrific.”At Thursday’s Austin City Council meeting, Mayor Steve Adler gave nearly a 10-minute monologue bashing new statewide property tax reform currently being...
Democrat Lawmaker: “The Lottery Sucks”
The lottery “sucks,” according to one Democrat state lawmaker. During a recent meeting of the Texas House Committee on Licensing and Administrative Procedures, members considered a bill that would expand the Texas Lottery’s ability to enter into advertising...
Hearing on Controversial Dallas Citizens Police Review Board Reforms This Week
This Wednesday, the Dallas City Council will be briefed on a series of controversial reforms of the Citizens Police Review Board, according to its published agenda, and citizens have until 5 p.m. tomorrow, April 2, to register to speak. Since January, Texas Scorecard...
Sunday Scorecard: March 31, 2019
State Sen. Kelly Hancock joins the show to discuss spending limits. Also, State Rep. Jonathan Stickland is back with another Bad Bill of the Week!
Dana McKelvain: A Passion for Patriotism
A self-proclaimed “Navy brat,” selfless service and love of country aren’t just values that were displayed in the home of Dana McKelvain as a child, but actions she now puts into practice every day. Born in the town of Norfolk, Virginia, McKelvain's family background...
Madison hoops standout Rogers stands on strong foundation
Madison High School basketball standout Jerome Rogers Jr. is continuing a long family tradition of athletic success. His father, Jerome Rogers Sr., led the Madison High School basketball team to a state title in 1997. His sister, Endyia Rogers, a senior at Bishop...