Senate Bill 10 will face legal and creative challenges. DALLAS — Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to sign a bill into law soon requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom in Texas. The ACLU told WFAA it’s still lobbying for a veto but will file a suit once the governor signs … Read more
Laredo and McAllen, Texas are ranked as America’s top affordable livable cities, requiring homeowners to earn around $72,000 annually. KATY, Texas — Two Texas cities have claimed the top spots in a new ranking of America’s most affordable livable destinations, with homeowners needing salaries starting around $72,000 to live comfortably in these locations. Laredo, Texas, … Read more
This week, Texas lawmakers approved a $338 billion two-year budget that prioritizes property tax relief. TEXAS, USA — Property owners across Texas can expect to see significant changes on their tax bills this fall, thanks to a sweeping property tax relief package passed by lawmakers during the 2023 legislative session. Billy White, chief appraiser for … Read more
He will be replaced by the company’s former CEO, Hisayuki “Deko” Idekoba, who led the company from 2013 to 2019. AUSTIN, Texas — The CEO of Austin-based job website Indeed is stepping down from the company. Chris Hyams announced he’s leaving to focus on what he calls “urgent issues” surrounding responsible AI and human rights. … Read more
The suspect smashed through the trading card store’s window and stole $100,000 worth of rare Pokémon cards, including a Gold Star Charizard worth up to $20,000. KILLEEN, Texas — Nearly $100,000 worth of rare Pokemon cards were stolen from a family-owned trading card store in Killeen during a break-in this week. Evolution Street Trading Cards … Read more
Austin council members are set to take a vote on the second and third reading to rezone the property. AUSTIN, Texas — Austinites who live at the Acacia Cliffs apartment complex in northwest Austin are making a final push to protect their homes as Austin City Council gears up to make a vote on its … Read more
“Sine die,” the end of the 89th Texas Legislature, is Monday, June 2. We’re taking a look the status of this session’s major bills. AUSTIN, Texas — The 89th session of the Texas Legislature is coming to a close, and lawmakers have been busy for the past six months. The session kicked off back in … Read more