Off the Kuff saw the failure to call a May special election for CD18 coming.
SocraticGadfly wonders how someone like Coppell ISD's superintendent can get nailed by a sting video in 2025.
Nuclear power to treat oilfield "produced water" to theoretically make it usable for agriculture? Gee, what could go wrong with that idea? The correct answer is, like with much of Aridzona, etc.? Admit that anthropogenic climate change is real, it's too expensive to get water to farm most your crops, and move.
Kenny Boy Paxton's office is investigating an insurance company accused of spying on journalists, among other things. Paxton probably wants their secrets.
The bill that purports to clarify Texas' anti-abortion law may NOT fully clear up what exceptions are allowable, despite many elected state Dems jumping on the bandwagon. There's also other "backdoor" problems with the legislation. Don't forget that this is a Senate bill, not a House one.
Texas Republicans love to hate inflation, as do national Republicans, except when it allows them to cover their tracks on whether they've really increased school funding or not.
Measles cases now at 400 (officially) and still rising.
Texas' "right to farm" law may not include raising Spanish hogs inside a city limits.
Neil at Houston Democracy Project said Whitmire sent 11 HPD units to modest, calm protest about bike lanes. What will be HPD's response when we are on streets for our basic rights this Saturday, April 5?
Nonsequiteuse updates her earlier advice on how to stay safe at protests.
Evil MoPac presents the first items on their list of 100 Fundamental Austin Truths.
The Current has some bad news for San Antonio in the Trump-Canada trade war.
Bayour City Sludge shows that nobody likes Briscoe Cain.
UT alum Luke Winkie explains Signalgate from the frat boy perspective.
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