Ryan Chandler
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Former prisoners rally against solitary confinement at Texas Capitol
Women from across Texas will meet with state representatives in a “Justice-impacted women and girls rally” on the South Steps of the Texas Capitol Wednesday to protest incarceration conditions on International Women’s Day. → Read More
Plan promises ‘largest property tax cut ever’ in Texas
Phelan said that House Bill 2 will call for lowering the state’s cap on property tax appraisals to 5%. → Read More
State of Texas: DPS director expects ‘Just the two’ to face discipline after Uvalde investigation
In September, the department announced seven DPS officials were under investigation for the response that day. → Read More
Texas judge rules minors need parental consent for birth control
Family medicine specialists and reproductive health advocates have raised concerns after an Amarillo-based federal judge issued a ruling that requires parental consent for birth control. → Read More
State of Texas: Looking ahead to the 2023 Legislative session
One thing that makes this year’s session different is the state’s financial situation. Lawmakers will start budget talks with a record surplus. → Read More
‘The cards have fallen.’ Southwest flight attendants call out executives for cancellations
As thousands of Southwest Airlines passengers and employees are left stranded over the holidays, the airline’s union of flight attendants said they saw this coming. → Read More
Senate committee won’t recommend raising gun purchase age in school safety report
The recommended legislation would provide for mental health care and active shooter training, but would not add new gun laws. → Read More
How the arctic front impacts all corners of Texas
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — As an arctic front blankets nearly all of Texas Thursday night, 30 million people brace for the unique challenges it brings their corner of the state. The front first hit Amarillo, bringing brutal wind chills plunging the temperature into double-digit negatives. Texas’ northernmost major city is used to it, though. “When they […] → Read More
ERCOT leader expects power grid to handle frigid cold front
As Texans prepare for the arrival of a “dangerous” cold snap, the leader of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) expressed confidence that the power grid could handle the increased demand. → Read More
State of Texas: Lawmaker aims to address ‘overload’ pushing Texas teachers to quit
A survey of more than 20,000 Texas teachers found “personal overload” was the number one issue cited by educators who recently quit or retired, according to the Texas Education Agency data released on Tuesday. → Read More