Price's Constituents React To "Go To Hell" Tirade
Constituents of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price are talking about the Commissioner's controversial remarks yesterday.
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Constituents of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price are talking about the Commissioner's controversial remarks yesterday.
A new report from a conservative education think-tank rips Texas' new standards for teaching history, marking them as among the worst in the nation.
Two bills introduced into the Texas Senate would change health care billing procedures.
A new House bill goes after people who raise fighting roosters and the folks who attend those fights.
Texas lawmakers are discussing whether releasing convicts is a smart way to help deal with a state budget shortfall.
The U.S. Postal Service recently unveiled commemorative stamp honoring former President Ronald Reagan. But a Plano artist says it was an honor for him to design it.
Texas' superlatives are nothing to brag about, according to the fifth edition of "Texas on the Brink," an annual review that ranks the state on dozens of factors ranging from health insurance to voter turnout.
Two Senate Democrats are urging Major League Baseball and the players union to ban smokeless tobacco, such as chew and dip.
Tuesday's Dallas County Commissioner's Court meeting erupted into a shouting match between Commissioner John Wiley Price and a citizen, ending with Price shouting "go to hell" repeatedly.
Two Senate committees will hold joint hearings into why power plants shut down unexpectedly earlier this month.
Monday was the first day for filing for council elections in Dallas, where most eyes are on the soon-to-be-vacant mayor's chair.
Three well-known Tarrant County people have filed to run for Fort Worth Mayor to replace Mayor Mike Moncrief when he steps down at the end of his term this year.
Victims of sexual assault and domestic violence met with state lawmakers in Austin Monday, asking that they not cut funding for those services even in tight budget times.
Texans are still big supporters of expanding gambling, according to a new poll.
The Arlington Independent School District wants to hear from taxpayers about how and where they should cut their budget.
