By CPPP Communications Intern Arthur D. Soto-Vásquez Newly released research from the Child and Family Research Partnership (CFRP) at the LBJ School of Public Affairs
The House and Senate have different tax cut proposals, generating many questions about what these tax cuts could mean for the future of Texas. Here
By CPPP Policy Analyst Katharine Ligon and CPPP Mental Health Policy Intern Lauren Rosales 35 percent of individuals incarcerated in Texas prisons today struggle, or
Signaling that we are getting closer to the end of the 2015 legislative budget process, both the full Senate and the House have voted out
Now that the full Senate has voted out its “marked up” version of the 2016-17 budget, we are one step closer to the end of
With just weeks remaining in the regular session of the 84th Legislature, House and Senate conferees are working out the two chambers’ different versions of
The Health and Human Services Commission Sunset consolidation plan is less spooky than before, but still too scary for many. The House Committee on Human
April might seem a little early for a graduation ceremony, but there I was handing out mock diplomas on the steps of the Texas Capitol
As Texans, we’re a fierce and competitive bunch, and in the last few years our state has touted its record on low taxes and economic
