A year before Texans will vote in the general election race for governor and other statewide offices, the list of candidates remains incomplete. The issues those candidates could be debating at this time next year Read More
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Since she lost her job as a customer service coordinator at a department store, Mary Baker has cut down on everything she can to make ends meet while she searches for a new job. The Read More
Whether or not you’re ready to get back to normal, your governor is. Greg Abbott has been moving quickly to set the state to pre-pandemic mode, banning mask requirements, cutting pandemic aid for jobless Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Tuesday that public schools can no longer require masks on their campuses starting June 5. The decision was part of a new executive order that bans government entities in Texas — like cities Read More
Thursday afternoon, Mayor Oscar Leeser sent a letter to Texas Governor Greg Abbott, over the issue of facemask requirements. The letter, in part, shares Mayor Leeser’s personal experience with the loss of loved ones Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Tuesday that he is ending Texas’ statewide mask mandate next week and will soon allow all businesses to open at full capacity. “It is now time to open Texas 100%,” Abbott said Read More
Beto O’Rourke is thinking about challenging Gov. Greg Abbott in the 2022 election. Abbott is already responding, the way candidates do. You’re right to think this is happening early. The last big election was Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott announced his third phase Wednesday of reopening Texas businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, allowing virtually all of them to operate at 50% capacity. That is effective immediately, and there are “very limited exceptions,” Read More
A few days after Easter, the Police Department in Lubbock received a call from a concerned employee of a car dealership on the southwest side of the Panhandle town. Management had continued to flout safety Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott has issued eight executive orders in response to the El Paso and Odessa-Midland mass shootings that happened just weeks apart, his office announced Thursday. “Texas must achieve several objectives to better protect Read More