Budget expert says Texas could eliminate a portion of the school property tax
The House and Senate and Governor Greg Abbott remain at odds over the best solution.
Why North Texas gas prices are $1.30 lower this year & what could happen next
"It's rare for oil prices to drop during the first half of the year."
LGBTQ Texas lawmakers 'scared', 'tired' of political targeting of community
"It was very exhausting to come in day after day after day after day to put another attack on LGBTQ people and that's what it felt like going through these 140 days when bills started moving."
Eye on Politics: A second special session underway at Texas Capitol
Jack covers the start of a second special session, a dispute over where the impeached Attorney General should be getting paid and the SCOTUS ruling against affirmative action in this week's episode.
North Texans praise, criticize Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action
Six of the nine Supreme Court justices ruled that using race for college admission is unconstitutional. CBS News Texas' Jack Fink has both sides of the story.
Texas Senate approves property tax relief bill that includes extra payments for teachers
Texas senators unanimously passed a new property tax relief bill that also includes thousands of dollars in extra payments for teachers for two years.
Gov. Abbott calls second special session after no agreement made on property tax relief
It took the Texas Senate 33 seconds to gavel in and out Tuesday afternoon and proclaim "Sine Die," the official end of the first special session called by Governor Greg Abbott.
Eye on Politics: The impeachment trial of Ken Paxton and property tax relief
In this episode of Eye on Politics, political reporter Jack Fink covers new developments in the two major stories that have gripped the Texas Capitol for nearly one month
Should impeached Attorney General Ken Paxton still be getting paid?
There's a dispute between the Texas Attorney General's office and the Texas Comptroller's Office about whether suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton should still be getting paid.
Sen. Paxton can't vote in impeachment trial of husband, but could still make an impact
Under the rules approved by senators by a 25-3 margin Wednesday night, she can't be a juror.
Texas Senate unveils rules & procedures for impeachment trial of Ken Paxton
For the past two days, Texas senators have met privately to discuss the rules and procedures of the upcoming impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Texas Senate passes new property tax relief bill
At a news conference Tuesday afternoon at the Capitol, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick told reporters, "The Senate just passed the largest tax cut in the history of the world."
Eye on Politics: Dallas and Arlington mayors share priorities for second terms
CBS News Texas political reporter Jack Fink speaks with the recently reelected mayors of Dallas and Arlington, Eric Johnson and Jim Ross, about what they hope to accomplish during their second terms in office.
Eye on Politics: Federal charges against former President Trump, Nate Paul
In this episode of Eye on Politics, political reporter Jack Fink covers the federal charges filed against former President Donald Trump and the the race for the White House, which included stops in North Texas by two Republican candidates.
Republican presidential candidates visit North Texas amid growing field vying for nomination
The race for the White House came through North Texas for two Republican candidates.