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We watched the thunderstorm growing, building, off to the west. As we sat on our tailgates sipping coffee and wishing we could be inside at the Mule Barn counter, we just sipped and looked in awe.
Read more(AUSTIN) — Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar today said state sales tax revenue totaled $3.4 billion in April, a recordhigh monthly total and 31.4 percent more than in April 2020.
Read moreIt is a near certainty that Texans will be allowed to carry handguns without a license in the near future as House Bill 1927 passed both chambers and heads to a conference committee to hash out amendments added in the Senate version.
Read moreIt seems so cliché, but I am finally starting to see just how quickly time passes as I’m finishing high school and getting ready for college. It seems so unreal how fast it all happened, how the days I looked forward to recess were so long ago but also so recent at the same time, and then the hilariously awkward transition of puberty we experienced in junior high where most of the girls were as tall or almost taller than us, then Friday night football games, staying up late with friends or studying for tests, last-minute assignments, etc. All the good and the bad experiences throughout the last decade or so of my life, not necessarily going away, but moving further behind in the past.
Read moreAUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton warned that unemployment benefits identity theft is on the rise in Texas. Unemployment benefits identity theft occurs when an imposter uses another person’s personal information, such as their name and Social Security number, to file a claim for unemployment benefits.
Read moreAlthough applications for Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) grants are not yet being accepted, the SBA posted a Program Guide and Sample Application (SBA Form 3172) to their website recently.
Read moreHB3770 is a comprehensive legislative solution to completely eliminate property tax.
Read moreAUSTIN — With as many as one-third of America’s fish and wildlife species on the brink of becoming threatened or endangered, a bill introduced April 22 on Earth Day in Congress seeks to reverse this trend, while creating thousands of new jobs and investing in the outdoor recreation economy. The bipartisan proposal has nationwide support from conservationists, hunters, anglers, businesspeople, and the outdoor recreation industry.
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