Bill targets lawsuits filed to intimidate
AUSTIN — Texans who get sued after speaking out through the news media, blogs or other public forums would have the legal grounds to get a meritless case dismissed quickly…
read moreAUSTIN — Texans who get sued after speaking out through the news media, blogs or other public forums would have the legal grounds to get a meritless case dismissed quickly…
read moreAUSTIN – The GOP could be on the verge of losing at least one of its three state House members in the Corpus Christi area in a potential redistricting development…
read moreCORPUS CHRISTI – Letter to the Editor – Representative Todd Hunter, Chairman of the Calendars Committee, has also proven to be a valuable advocate for health care issues. {read more}
read moreCORPUS CHRISTI – Remember to contact local lawmakers. Representative Todd Hunter, Chairman of the Calendars Committee, has also proven to be a valuable advocate for health care issues. {read more}
read moreAUSTIN – When written, passed and signed into law in the 1970s, there was no way of knowing that one day communications devices that easily fit into the palm of…
read moreDigital disconnect is warranted AUSTIN – When written, passed and signed into law in the 1970s, there was no way of knowing that one day communications devices that easily fit…
read moreBan sought on texting while lawmaking AUSTIN – Open Meetings Act addition would affect electronic communications by any public official at public meeting. On any given day when legislative committees…
read moreLocal legislative delegation files 190 wide-ranging bills CORPUS CHRISTI — Coastal Bend legislators have authored 190 bills dealing with issues such as windstorm insurance, court redistricting, economic development and even…
read moreNo-texting bill is a needed step for open government CORPUS CHRISTI — State Rep. Todd Hunter has filed a bill that would advance the cause of government openness by prohibiting…
read moreRedbirds Rule Amid Speaker Team Power Surge while Budget Players Flex Most Muscle at Capitol AUSTIN – In the opposition vernacular, the “cardinals” were 11 House Republicans who huddled privately…
read more