State

State Archive

Texas Marks 1,000 Days of COVID Emergency With No End in Sight

On March 13, 2020, in a crowded press room in the Capitol, Gov. Greg Abbott announced he would be declaring a state of emergency over COVID after 39 cases were reported in the state of Texas. “Declaring a state of disaster is a key component of these efforts because...

Shake-ups Leave Texas Schools Searching for Superintendents

UPDATED December 7 to include new information about superintendent candidate interviews scheduled by Northwest ISD. In just the past year, dozens of Texas school superintendents have stepped down, and more may soon be following them. Some have retired. Others have...

‘All-ages’ Drag Queen Christmas Show Tours Texas

Last month, an “all-ages” show called "A Drag Queen Christmas" began touring through the United States. Past performances from the tour have included demonic costumes, sets, and songs. One year, videos revealed a drag queen dressed as a “Satanic creature” with blood...

Poll: Texas Republicans Want Property Tax Relief

When it comes to how to use the state's $27 billion surplus, a new poll shows Texas Republicans want to see it used to reduce property taxes. A new poll from Defend Texas Liberty of Republican voters in Texas shows 58 percent want to see the surplus used for property...

Senator Jane Nelson to Become Texas’ New Secretary of State

Just one day after current Texas Secretary of State John Scott announced he would resign at the end of the year, Gov. Greg Abbott announced his intention to appoint outgoing State Sen. Jane Nelson (R–Flower Mound) to the post. The secretary serves as the state’s chief...

There are currently no posted Ads.