Posted on · Cities and states across the country are asking whether firearms sales and gun-related businesses should be considered essential as they shelter-in-place and restrict businesses to reduce the spread of the new coronavirus.
Posted on · Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order that temporarily closes schools, bars and gyms – and limits restaurant service to takeout and delivery orders only amid COVID-19 concerns.
Posted on · Texas AgriLife researchers have come up with a new testing method.
Posted on · The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission expects to clear apps like Favor and Instacart for deliveries by the third week of December.
Posted on · On average, Texas courts could not collect roughly 40% of fines and fees between 2012 and 2018.
Posted on · The Austin City Council is currently considering revising ordinances it passed in June that effectively legalized camping, sitting or lying down in public.
Posted on · ICE says its agents were targeting immigrants with final deportation orders and previous criminal records.
Posted on · An oxygen-sapping, fish-killing swath of algae is headed to the Texas coast this summer.
Posted on · The rule exempts app-based companies that hire contractors – like Uber or DoorDash – from paying state unemployment insurance taxes for those workers.
Posted on · The suit alleges UT and seven other universities were engaged in a scheme in which affluent families paid to secure students' admission through falsified test scores or recruitment as student-athletes.
Posted on · As far as availability, Houston had the lowest per-capita rate of available affordable units.
Posted on · Center faces two felony charges for allegedly receiving nearly $100,000 to recruit a student with falsified athletic credentials.
Posted on · He was allegedly paid $100,000 in 2015 to recruit a California student who didn't play tennis, securing his admission to UT.
Posted on · A new study found 63 percent of respondents in Texas failed a quiz based on questions from the U.S. citizenship examination.
Posted on · The Secretary of State will send letters to voters suspected of being non-U.S. citizens. If they don't contest within 30 days, they will be purged from their registrar's voter rolls.