Analysis: Texas Capped What Local Governments Can Take. On Nov. 3, Voters Decide What They’ll Give Up.
Early voting opened Monday on a question Texas has spent a decade engineering its way toward.
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Early voting opened Monday on a question Texas has spent a decade engineering its way toward.
The number came from the regulator herself.
Two of the three charges before the House Select Committee on Governmental Oversight today share a structure.
On Sept. 30, a Texas House select committee will take testimony on a question no Texas Legislature has formally studied: whether the state can absorb counties that currently belong to New Mexico.
Every day, Texas oil and gas wells bring roughly 26 million barrels of salt water to the surface — more than a billion gallons.
Fort Worth raised its property tax rate by 3.2 cents this year.
Three things happened in Texas health care on September 1.
On the morning of Aug. 18, nineteen people were receiving dialysis at Childress Regional Medical Center.
The 2026 A-F accountability ratings released Aug. 14 look like progress.
The first annual report on Texas Education Freedom Accounts is full of big numbers — 274,000 applications, 85,344 funded students, a 121,000-name waiting list the comptroller's office calls the largest in the country.