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Cincinnati running back Cedric Benson has begun serving a 20-day jail term in Texas to settle two misdemeanor assault cases. Read More »
The state's population growth of 4 million new residents over the last decade, coupled with budget cuts to medical education and Medicaid providers, has put Texas health care access on a dangerous trajectory. Read More »
While Gov. Rick Perry likes to brag that "people are voting with their feet" by moving to Texas for its pro-business, low-tax policies, the state's austere budgets have done little to keep pace with a population that has grown by nearly 1,200 new citizens every day for the last 10 years. More than any other issue, Texas' transportation policies illustrate its growing pains. Read More »
Perry also is calling for a three-month moratorium on federal regulations, arguing they have stymied job growth Read More »

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Still searching for a 2012 candidate, Republican activists from New Hampshire plan to visit Texas next week to encourage Gov. Rick Perry to run for president. Read More »
Assistant U.S. Attorney Gregg Costa of Houston and U.S. Magistrate Judge David Guaderrama in El Paso were recommended to the White House on Tuesday for nomination to the federal bench in Texas. Read More »
The Legislature's failure to address disparities in school funding during this year's session will lead to another lawsuit to address the issue, educators and lawyers say. Read More »
After Sen. James Inhofe landed his small plane on a closed runway at a rural South Texas airport last October and sent workers on the ground scrambling, the Federal Aviation Administration ordered him to take remedial piloting lessons. Read More »
The following commentary comes from an independent investor or market observer as part of TheStreet's guest contributor program, which is separate from the company's news coverage. NEW YORK (The LFB-Forex) -- The last West Texas Intermediate (WTI) (94.75) 4-hour chart signal was generated Jun 29 11 with a break above 96.00 that targeted 98.00, which did not trigger until July 5, 2011. A near-ter Read More »
A U.S. fighter pilot who was shot down over Bosnia is running for the Texas House of Representatives. Capt. Scott O'Grady was flying an F-16 when he was shot down by Bosnian Serbs in 1995 while enforcing a NATO no-fly zone. He evaded capture for six days before he was rescued by U.S. Marines. Read More »
A U.S. fighter pilot who was shot down over Bosnia is running for the Texas House of Representatives. Read More »
Texas companies with less than $1 million in annual revenues will continue to be exempted from the state business tax for another two years. Read More »
Sixteen Democratic senators want the Justice Department to look into whether voting rights are being jeopardized in Texas and other states that require photo identification in order for people to vote. Read More »
The over-50, gray-haired Republicans supporting the "sanctuary cities" legislation represented the old Texas. The under-40, youthful Hispanic legislators represent its future. Read More »
Lawmakers pushing a bill to ban invasive searches of airline passengers without a reason to think they have committed an offense said Wednesday they were steaming ahead despite a decision by the federal Transportation Security Administration to reduce pat-downs of children. Read More »
The two Texans with 2012 presidential aspirations remain stuck in the middle of the pack of GOP White House wannabes - even in their home state - two new polls find. Read More »
Supporters say the bill, which allows up to six non-instructional days of unpaid leave and lower pay, could help save educators' jobs. Read More »
Senate Republicans finally passed a priority issue for their party early Wednesday morning when they outmuscled their Democratic colleagues on an immigration-related bill intended to make it easier for law enforcement to corral illegal immigrants. Read More »
State Senate solves its $4 billion public education budget crunch with this equation: Subtract pay, add furloughs. Read More »
Texas lawmakers invited the public to share ideas about school funding cuts Thursday, but GOP leaders rushed to approve the legislation without incorporating any of that input and rebuffed all urging to spend more from the rainy day fund. Read More »
Friends and supporters of former Texas Gov. Bill Clements will gather to pay tribute to the state’s first Republican governor since Reconstruction. Read More »
Bill Clements, who founded an international oil-drilling firm before becoming Texas' first Republican governor of modern times, died Sunday in Dallas. Read More »
The House voted Sunday to cut Texas public school funding by $4 billion. Read More »
The Texas House and Senate passed the $172 billion state budget, which slashes funding for education and human services. The measure now heads to Gov. Perry for his signature. Read More »

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