Texas-Wide Issues
July 17-
If you wanna generate lots of clicks and links, all you gotta do is write the words "best burger."
July 9-
Fort Worth's Tim Cole, who died in prison in 1999, was exonerated this year.
June 25-
Perry twittered his congratulations to the Louisiana governor.
June 18-
San Antonio, Houston and Austin actually ranked higher on the list (i.e., more recession-proof).
June 10-
Creatively show how to get trash from cars to trashcans instead of the side of Texas roadways.
May 13-
Representative Joe Barton (R-TX) approached pageant officials after serving as a judge in 2008.
May 12-
The bill would increase compensation that wrongfully imprisoned former inmates receive upon exoneration.
April 27-
Texas political action committees (PACs) spent almost $120 million during the 2008 elections.
March 19-
Up to 400 Meals on Wheels programs in Texas would split $6 million.
January 20-
Unlike their peers in similar electives, four-year student-athletes face difficulties under the state's new graduation programs.
January 4-
The upcoming legislative session begins on January 13.
December 18, 2008-
That sum would triple what the department currently spends per year on new projects.
July 24, 2008-
According to the Center for Public Policy Priorities, "one in six U.S. workers directly affected by the minimum wage increase lives in Texas, is 20 or older, and working full time."
July 17, 2008-
We've got wind, yes we do. We've got wind, how about you?
July 7, 2008-
“I’m someone who wants to start a dialogue,” Hickman said. “That’s all."
May 19, 2008-
The shocking (NOT!) final word on the Stephenville saucer sightings: they will remain mysterious.
February 10, 2008-
List includes Dallas Grand Hotel and Sons of Hermann Hall.
December 26, 2007-
The state is a model of how not to do it in just about every category related to the prevention and relief of human suffering and societal injustice.
November 3, 2007-
One-week delay in daylight savings time is thoroughly confusing VCRs and other timed appliances that re-set themselves last week.
October 4, 2007-
Texans for Public Justice examines relationship between Pickens' political donations and the newly relaxed legislation on eminent domain that will benefit his utility companies.















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