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The Amarillo Globe News on the Texas Open Meetings Act: The Texas Criminal Court of Appeals on Wednesday struck down what was described as a small sliver of the Texas
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These are difficult times in which we are living. I don’t think anyone would disagree with me on that. Tough decisions facing us daily. Our faith in God is being
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Dear Editor, First of all, let me state I am not against a new school. I remember when the current high school was built. Within two years there were oversight
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In a major blow to the state’s government transparency laws, Texas’ highest criminal court has struck down a significant provision of the Texas Open Meetings Act, calling it “unconstitutionally vague.”
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******** The Houston Chronicle on bale reform: Bail bondsmen and other critics of legislation that would dramatically change Texas’ cash bail system have it backward. They argue the proposed changes
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Saturday is a special day for us Texans. March 2 is our Independence Day. On a frozen river bank in South Texas, 181 years ago, a group of men with
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The Beaumont Enterprise on the high cost of insurance for teachers: No Texas teacher would turn down the $5,000 raise that the Legislature is considering. That’s real money, and it
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AUSTIN — The Texas House Democratic Caucus on Feb. 21 announced its “Texas Kids First” education-funding package that would include all-day pre-kindergarten, teacher raises and retirement and property tax reform.
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