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Appellate Court Strikes Down Texas Anti-Abortion Law
On a two-to-one vote, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals consisting of two Democrats and one Republican has struck...
Texas’ First Day of Early Voting One for the Record Books
It appears that the pandemic is not scaring Texas voters away from the polls. Hundreds of thousands of them waited for hours in long...
Unemployed Texans Will Again Be Required to Look for Work
Starting Nov. 1, jobless Texans will once again be required to search for work in order to continue receiving unemployment benefits, the Texas Workforce...
The Battle for the Texas House Hinges on Cold, Hard Cash
Democrat Texas House candidates running in battleground races outdid their Republican opponents in fundraising in the third-quarter reporting period, but Republicans have more cash...
Don’t Skip Your 2020 Mammogram; Your Life May Depend on It
This month ask your mom and your girlfriends if they have made appointments for their annual mammograms. There’s no better time than October, which...
Fort Bend Early Voters Wait for Poll Machines to Work, Get More Time
Early voting hours are being extended in Fort Bend County for the entire first week to compensate for lost time due to a malfunction...
Love’s Finding a Way Lately, but Dating Is Different
It seems the COVID-19 pandemic is changing more than the way we live. It is also impacting how and who we choose to love.
Dallas-based...
And We’re Off! Early Voting Begins in Texas
Today is the first day of early voting, and in many places around the state, voters began lining up before the sun came up....
Paxton Scandal Takes Another Odd Turn
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton may have hoped that the news media would move on after he announced on Friday that he was ending...
Changes in Funding for Texas Special Ed Needed Now, Committee Says
Full reform of the state funding system for special education is necessary, but given the current “financial and societal climate” alternatives to that overall...