Mid Year Media Review
A Michigan facility housing Texas foster care children was missing its front door while it was 28 degrees outside and there hadn’t been indoor heat for 24 hours. Staff didn’t … Read More
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will no longer block users from his personal Twitter account for expressing “First Amendment-protected viewpoints” as part of an agreement to end a lawsuit where … Read More
Over a year after U.S. Army Spc. Vanessa Guillén’s death in Texas,which spurred a movement against sexual assault and harassment in the military, federal lawmakers are renewing efforts to reform … Read More
Texas state officials, including those in Gov. Greg Abbott’s office, knew for months that foster children were being illegally housed in an emergency shelter cited hundreds of times for dangerous … Read More
A U.S. Army investigation found that Spc. Vanessa Guillén reported being sexually harassed two times by a fellow soldier at Fort Hood before she was killed, a finding that contradicts … Read More
The Texas House gave approval on Thursday to a bill that would expand the state’s medical cannabis program to include those with chronic pain, all cancer patients and Texans suffering … Read More
Army Spc. Vanessa Guillén’s murder at Fort Hood in Killeen last year exposed a pattern of violence and abuse against soldiers at the U.S. military’s largest active-duty base and sparked … Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott said Tuesday that he banned state agencies, political subdivisions and organizations receiving public funds from creating “vaccine passports” or otherwise requiring someone to provide proof of a … Read More
At least four organizations canceled conferences or conventions in Austin, citing health concerns after Texas ended its statewide mask mandate earlier this month. The cancellations cost the Hilton Austin hotel … Read More
