The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: It is bill filing deadline day in the 88th Texas Legislature. I’ll review numerous items before lawmakers with special emphasis on:
- Dispatchable Power Floor, Reliability Fees Among Senate’s Priority ERCOT Reform Slate | The Texan, more
- Rep. Burrows a co-author of the bill to replace Chapter 313 with another program to handout school tax breaks to companies. The list of sponsors reads as an attendance role for the RINOs.
- Texas Lawmakers Seek to Replace ‘Elections Administrators’ with Elected Officials in Large Counties
- Senator Sparks Files Local Government Debt Reform Aimed at Amarillo’s Spending Maneuver
- Texas Senator Files ESG Crackdown Bill Prohibiting ‘Social, Political, or Ideological’ Investing
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Employment data: Texas Adds 48,600 Jobs in January, Marks Five Percent Growth in Jobs Added Over the Year
Visa, Mastercard Suspend Plans To Track Gun Purchases After Blowback
Abilene’s police chief resigns after a very short term in the Key City.
And, other news of Texas.
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