Without a doubt, the fight against COVID-19 is one of the toughest we’ve experienced in the remarkable history of our great state. Infectious disease containment poses immense challenges to our health care system, our economy, and every Texas family.
During this year’s legislative session, ten measures passed that will only take effect if Texas voters agree at the ballot box. You decide.
Have you ever been hit with a surprise medical bill? I’ve spent the past decade fighting to get rid of them.
Today, our Capitol Update summer series accompanies some breaking news. You may have heard Gov. Abbott, Lt. Gov. Patrick, and Speaker Bonnen’s joint announcement that Texas is deploying another 1,000 National Guard troops to our southern border.
The 86th Legislative Session wrapped up last week after 140 jam-packed days tackling a wide range of issues. Since a few key topics grabbed most of the headlines, we’d like to give you a more in-depth look at the results of the session.
Our strong economy continues to lead the nation – ranking in the Top 10 globally – so we wanted to share some great news with you in our first edition of the Texas Business Minute…
The 86th Texas Legislature is now in session. I was honored to take the Oath of Office yesterday with Robin and a number of other family members by my side… including the newest, our first grandchild, Oliver Kelly Cox!
All of our hearts ached as we saw the terrible attack unfold in Santa Fe earlier this month. These acts of evil present a challenge we must tackle together — from school districts, churches, community organizations, and local governments to the Texas Legislature.
Skyrocketing property taxes are now a full-blown property rights problem.
Hurricane Harvey made landfall nearly three months ago. Texas is a remarkable state, and in the wake of this storm, Texans have shown the world their remarkable character.
