After a court decision last month, some charity organizations that support abortion have resumed paying for Texans to get abortions outside of the state. After Roe v. Wade was overturned, …
Court Ruling Spurs Texas Organizations To Resume Out Of State Abortion Funding Read More »
On Thursday, an influential Texas House committee approved a two-year, $302.6 billion spending plan that includes measures to secure the border, reduce property taxes, and give teachers and state employees …
Texas House Panel Approves Budget With Property Tax Cuts And Teacher Pay Raises Read More »
Plano is the first community in North Texas to apply high-tech gondolas to aid with congested traffic regions after the Regional Transportation Council for North Texas issued the invitation. A …
Texas City Looks To The Skies For Traffic Relief With High Tech Gondolas Read More »
Although illegal immigration from Canada into the United States is historically high, American authorities have started flying immigrants detained at the northern border south to Texas. A Customs and Border …
U.S. Begins Air Transport Of Migrants Caught Crossing Canadian Border To Texas Read More »
Some people living in west Dallas and near the Trinity River have expressed concern about the possibility of flash flooding each time it rains. Over the last decade and a …
New Pumping Station Signals Dallas Commitment To Flood Prevention Read More »
Sharath Yedavelli has very few recollections of the accident on March 2nd. Yedavelli, Vaani Yadlapati, and a third friend were returning to their dorms at the University of North Texas …
Kyrie Irving $38000 Donation Brings Hope To North Texas Crash Victims Families Read More »
The president of West Texas A&M University canceled a student drag show intended to raise money for the LGBTQ community on Monday, calling such performances “derisive, divisive, and demoralizing misogyny,” …
Texas University President Draws Criticism For Canceling Student Drag Show Read More »
Glennda Hardin drove an hour from Temple to the state Capitol with her speech folded neatly in her handbag before sunrise. She said 73-year-old retired teacher Hardin had never done …
Texas GOP Legislators Introduce Parental Bill Of Rights To Transform Education Read More »
On Wednesday, legislators in the Texas Senate discussed a bill that would give teachers raises of $2,000. Additionally, according to the statement, some teachers whose salaries are below the median …
Texas Teachers Set To Receive Raise: Bill Provides $2K Increase In Annual Salary Read More »
Texas senators unanimously approved Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s property tax cut agenda for this legislative session on Wednesday, which would fund public schools with billions of state dollars and give …
Texas Senate Approves $16.5 Billion Property Tax Relief Package Read More »
