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Severe flooding in the Texas Hill Country has highlighted the challenges that cities across the state face when extreme weather strikes. Even communities that escaped the worst of the recent storms are taking notice. For Texas municipalities, these events offer...
Finding affordable housing can be tough, especially for first-time homebuyers. The Texas Legislature is trying to address this issue with new laws that could change how cities handle housing development. One such law is Texas Senate Bill 840, which aims to increase...
In the heart of Texas, a small movement is underway to reform the way city commissioners shape the agendas for their meetings. Several commissioners in Texas City are advocating for clearer procedures for adding items to these agendas, sparking a conversation that...
The Trust for Public Land recently released its annual ParkScore index, which ranks the park systems of100 cities in the United States. The ParkScore index evaluates park systems based on acreage, investment, amenities, access and equity. Unfortunately, no Texas...
Austin, the capital of Texas, has long been known for its high cost of living, especially when it comes to rent. However, recent trends indicate a steady decrease in rent prices, largely due to increased apartment-building and housing availability. This shift in...
Texas has recently been recognized as one of the best states for retirees, according to a new study. With its warm climate, affordable living costs and robust health care system, Texas is attracting retirees from across the nation. This trend is particularly...
For years, Texas municipalities have held their local elections in May. However, the Texas House is now considering a significant change: moving these elections from May to November. This shift aims to increase voter turnout, which is typically low in May elections....
The Texas House recently approved a bill that could dramatically reshape the educational landscape in the state. The bill, known as Senate Bill 2 (SB 2), introduces a school voucher program, the first of its kind in Texas, and allocates significant funding to public...
Texas has a rich and vibrant history in film, from classic Westerns to modern masterpieces. Now, with the potential passage of Senate Bill 22, the Lone Star State is poised to become an even bigger player in the film industry. This bill aims to provide significant...
Texas schools are at a pivotal moment, with proposed legislation set to reshape the educational landscape. As lawmakers deliberate on bills affecting parental rights, student discipline and funding, the implications for public schools and municipalities are...
