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1 day agoTexas Capitol staffer says pandemic protocols are a must this session: “It’s the ability to think of others”
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2 days agoTexas lawmakers aren’t all eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. Austin’s top health official is trying to get them vaccinated anyway.
2 days agoRepublican U.S. Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz plan to attend President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration
2 days agoLt. Gov. Dan Patrick awards committee chair to Texas senator who previously faced sexual harassment allegation
2 days agoAfter a year of racial reckoning, Black lawmakers believe they can finally eliminate Confederate Heroes Day in Texas
2 days agoTexas House member tests positive for coronavirus during first week of legislative session, forcing other state lawmakers into quarantine
3 days agoTexas House requires masks for 2021 legislative session, declines to expand virtual testimony
3 days agoTexas laws protecting whistleblowers don’t apply to Attorney General Ken Paxton, his agency argues in bid to quash lawsuit
3 days agoTexas Senate changes rules so Republicans can still bring bills to floor without Democratic support
3 days agoKen Paxton is only state attorney general in the U.S. who didn’t sign letters condemning Capitol insurrection
3 days agoTexas’ highest criminal court agrees to review murder conviction of white police officer who killed unarmed Black teen
3 days agoA Texas lawmaker worked with the state restaurant association to draft an alcohol-to-go bill. His wife lobbies for the group.
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In his first public appearance since Capitol riot, Trump visits Texas border to tout wall construction
Recession cuts how much lawmakers can spend with the next state budget, but decrease isn’t as bad as feared
Four years ago, Texas Republicans were the most likely to use mail-in voting. Here’s how that flipped in the last election.
Donald Trump visiting Texas' Rio Grande Valley on Tuesday as his administration rushes to award more border wall contracts
Advocates worry vaccines will be out of reach for Black and Hispanic neighborhoods devastated by COVID-19
UT-Austin keeping most classes virtual through January as coronavirus infections soar in Travis County
Clogged phone lines and ethical dilemmas: Texas health providers scramble to roll out vaccine with little state guidance
A lender sued thousands of lower-income Latinos during the pandemic. Now it wants to be a national bank.
