Texas House Budget: The Day After
As the dust settles on the 17-hour HB 1 debate in the Texas House, it’s worth noting what made it into the final House budget
As the dust settles on the 17-hour HB 1 debate in the Texas House, it’s worth noting what made it into the final House budget
What keeps you up at night? Is it the risks of not having health insurance? The rising cost of college? Overcrowded classrooms at your child’s
The price of oil, which was over $100 per barrel last summer, has lately been selling at half that amount. Drilling new wells has slowed
Today the Senate Education Committee will hear several school voucher bills. Every voucher program is different and they go by many different names, but the
House Appropriations approved a revised budget proposal for the next biennium today, and we covered it with live analysis on Twitter. First, the committee increased
Imagine you move into a new house only to discover that the ceilings are only 5 feet high, forcing you to walk around hunched over.
Senator Rodney Ellis proposed new legislation Tuesday to close a state loophole that allows commercial property owners to skirt their responsibility and significantly reduce their
Pre-Kindergarten in Texas could get a big boost this legislative session, and it’s encouraging that there are several legislative proposals on the table. The Center
This week is a tipping point for the 84th Texas Legislature. Lawmakers will weigh some game-changing bills that would affect our state’s ability to invest
We’re continuing our week-long march through tax policy proposals, and today we look at a proposal to lower the cap on local government property tax