Paxton Says Fear of COVID-19 Not Enough to Be Eligible for a Mail-In Ballot
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wants to clear up any confusion about mail-in ballots, and he is doubling down on restrictions on requesting mail...
Private Practice Doctors Are In Trouble Amidst Coronavirus Lockdowns
Medical professionals are warning healthy individuals to stay home and out of emergency rooms if they can. But an unexpected effect of that advice...
How Will COVID-19 Affect My Property Taxes?
As homeowners across Texas receive their 2020 property appraisal notices, Reform Austin has launched an online resource to help everyone understand how the property...
Stay in or Go Out? What Texans Did Over the Weekend
As Texas restaurants and stores were allowed to reopen at 25% capacity starting Friday, this past weekend RA News asked our Facebook readers whether...
Texas Cities Still Have Stay-Home Orders
Texas is partly reopen for business after Gov. Greg Abbott’s statewide stay-home order expired Thursday, but residents of the state’s urban areas are under...
Texas Beaches Reopen, but Some Officials Are Worried
Texas beaches reopened Friday. The Lone Star State’s beaches aren’t all exactly a tropical paradise, yet Texans have a lot of love for them.
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Texas Suffers Steepest Decline in Sales Tax Revenue in a Decade
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar today reported state sales tax revenues for the month of April totaled $2.58 billion, which is 9.3% less than the...
It’s May Day. Here’s What That Means.
May Day, on May 1, has been celebrated in a variety of ways throughout history. Here’s the scoop on where May Day comes from...
Food Stamp Recipients Will Soon Be Able to Get Groceries Delivered
Food stamp recipients can get their groceries delivered starting May 18. Walmart and Amazon are the first retailers to join the pilot program for...
Stay-Home Order Ends, but a Lot of Texas Is Still Closed
Gov. Greg Abbott’s stay-home order expired at midnight, at the end of a day in which Texas saw its highest number of deaths related...
