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Municipalities across Texas are able to take a collective breath as the state legislature's "Death Star" bill has been placed on hold as it faces legal challenges. The dispute is not on appeal as it makes its way through the Texas judiciary and give municipalities a...
Social media plays an important part in our daily lives. Whether looking to see what friends are up to or reaching out for support, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and similar platforms provide a valuable tool for connection. We rely on social media in much the same way...
With the 2023 college year in full swing for most students across Texas, many young people will be considering which careers are right for them. One of the most important yet under-served career paths is civil service. Civil service, or the civilian workers employed...
The 2023 school year is fast approaching for school districts throughout the state. In addition to the usual rush to gather supplies, prepare their classrooms and handle administrative procedures, schools are facing a new, even more stressful task: Hiring armed...
The recent heat wave over Texas has increased the frequency and severity of major wildfires across the state. On August 14, Gov. Abbott declared a statewide disaster over the rapidly spreading fires. About 75% of all counties in Texas are included in the disaster...
Firefighting is among the most important services provided by municipalities. Every day, firefighters risk their own safety to protect civilians in towns, cities and counties across Texas. The training that firefighters receive doesn’t come from thin air. It comes...
One of the purposes of incarceration is to penalize criminal offenders for breaking the law. However, protecting the civil rights of inmates is also critically important under the Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. In the past few weeks, the Harris County Hail...
Texas heat in the summer is no joke. Many cities and towns throughout the state have regulations enforcing regular water breaks for workers. However, due to the upcoming law that aims to limit the rules created by municipalities, these breaks will no longer exist....
The past eight years have been controversial ones for former Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. This week, a court ruled that his impending trial for fraud can proceed to Harris County. This decision concludes the end of considerable effort on Paxton’s part to keep...
As of September of this year, all Texans will have protection under the law from suffering racial discrimination based on their hairstyle. That is when the Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair Act – or CROWN Act – takes effect. Gov. Abbot signed the...