GOP congressional map approved in Texas after Dems end walkout
The Texas House approved a GOP-favored congressional map after a delay from a Democratic walkout. The map aims to secure Republican advantages in upcoming U.S. House elections.
The Texas House approved a GOP-favored congressional map after a delay from a Democratic walkout. The map aims to secure Republican advantages in upcoming U.S. House elections.
Kerrville, Texas, considers an 8% property tax increase after a disaster declaration due to recent flooding. The move aims to aid recovery efforts without requiring voter approval.
Texas saw a 36% increase in vaccine exemption requests in July 2023, raising public health concerns. New legislation allows easier access to exemption forms, contributing to the surge. Federal funding cuts add to the challenge of maintaining high vaccination rates in schools.
Texas House Democrats have returned to Austin, ending a weeks-long standoff that had stalled legislative activity during a pivotal period for the state’s political future.
A lawsuit has been filed against Austin Mayor Kirk Watson and the entire city council over the wording used in a recent tax rate election.
Texas DPS rolls out a new driver’s license design featuring enhanced security measures, including a tamper-resistant polycarbonate material and a laser-engraved black star for REAL ID compliance, to prevent counterfeiting and protect residents from identity theft.
Texas health officials have declared the end of the measles outbreak in West Texas after 42 days without new cases. The outbreak resulted in 762 cases and two deaths. Vaccination efforts and public health initiatives played a crucial role in controlling the spread of the disease. Texas authorities continue to monitor regional health to prevent future outbreaks.
Texas announces a $146 billion investment plan to improve roadways and address congestion over 10 years. The plan targets safety, connectivity, and economic growth, benefitting rural and urban areas.
Austin ISD officials address safety measures and school zone changes ahead of the first day of school on August 19, aiming to ensure student safety both in transit and within schools.
San Antonio City Council to vote on resolutions affecting Project Marvel and a new Spurs arena, with discussions on economic impact and community benefits.