Senators John Cornyn & Ted Cruz Voted Against Biden’s Infrastructure Bill, Denying Texans Billions...
President Biden’s infrastructure bill, an ambitious plan to invest in the country’s infrastructure while building climate change resilience, was approved in the Senate with...
Child Care for Essential Workers in Texas to End
As we enter phase two of reopening Texas, the Texas Workforce Commission has voted to start scaling back the temporary child care subsidy programs...
Coronavirus Has Changed Construction Work in Texas
After Gov. Greg Abbott issued a stay-home order at the end of March to promote social distancing, it created confusion for contractors and construction...
Winter is Coming — Grid Overhaul Plan May Cost Texas Consumers Billions
According to the Farmers’ Almanac winter weather forecast, Texas should see extremely chilly, below-average temperatures this winter, which is sure to remind many of...
Dallas Mayor Calls City Salaries Bloated, Proposes Cuts
While other cities look toward defunding their police departments, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson is taking a close look at what Dallas’ bureaucrats make and...
Washington Tackles Broadband Issue Blindfolded, Billions Of Dollars Could Be Misplaced
Identifying the broadband dead zones in America has been an obstacle for quite some time and creating a plan to fix the mapping woes...
Energy Demand To Double By 2030: Can Texas Grid Handle The Surge?
Pablo Vegas, CEO of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), said the company is projecting that the state will need to nearly double...
Beaches and Parks Around Texas Close for Holiday Weekend Due to COVID-19
This is usually one of the biggest tourist weekends of the year for Galveston, but not this year.
Galveston County is closing its beaches starting...
Are Texans Ready to Catch a Flick in a Theater?
After being dark for more than two months, movie theaters are beginning to reopen in Texas.
Movie theaters were part of Texas’ first phase of...
Texas Unemployment Claims Near 3 Million as Extra Benefits Ending
With the extra $600 a week benefit running out, weekly Texas unemployment claims are back under 100,000 but still extremely high. For the week...
