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Texas is set to receive more than $1.4 billion in federal funding over the next five years to expand health care access in rural communities, according to KERA News. The money comes through the newly created Rural Health Transformation Program, part of a tax and spending bill passed earlier this year. Federal officials...

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Texas Legislature

Texas Scores Supreme Court Win on Disputed Election Map

The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared Texas to...

Donald Trump signs THC ban, dealing blow to Texas hemp industry

A new federal spending bill signed by President...

City of Dallas Faces Lawsuit Over Death Star Law

The City of Dallas is facing a lawsuit...

Cornyn Backs Bill to Keep SNAP Benefits Flowing During Shutdown

Texas Senator John Cornyn is backing new legislation...

Proposal 12 Would Shift Balance of Texas Judicial Conduct Commission

A proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot...

Education

Is Your Child Eligible for Texas’ $1 Billion School Voucher Program?

Texas officials are moving forward with the state’s...

Under Abbott’s Order, Texas Aims for Turning Point USA in Every High School

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced Monday that the...

Colin Allred Abandons Senate Race at the Last Minute

Colin Allred has ended his campaign for the...

Paxton Blocks College Sports Commission Pact for Texas Campuses

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has instructed seven...

From Florida to Texas: Is Turning Point USA Expanding Its Reach Into Schools?

Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath met with Turning...

Healthcare

Texas Lands $1.4B Federal Boost to Fix Rural Health Care Gaps

Texas is set to receive more than $1.4 billion in federal funding over the next five years to expand health care access in rural communities, according to...

House GOP Advances Health Plan as Obamacare Costs Rise

House Republicans have advanced a new health care package aimed at lowering certain costs, but the move leaves unresolved questions for millions of Americans who rely on...

Uncertain Future: HIV Programs Face Deep Funding Cuts in Congress

As Congress struggles to resolve the ongoing budget standoff, advocates, and lawmakers, are expressing growing concern that key HIV and AIDS programs could face steep reductions. The House-passed...

Texas Sues Tylenol Makers Over Autism Allegations

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against multinational pharmaceutical Johnson & Johnson and Kevue, accusing the companies of deceptively marketing Tylenol to pregnant women,...

Texas Sees Surge in COVID-19 Activity as New Variant Spreads

COVID-19 activity is climbing once again in Texas, with a new variant contributing to what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) describes as “very high” levels statewide. According to reporting from the Austin...

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