UT settles discrimination lawsuit by former track coach
The University of Texas has agreed to settle a race and gender discrimination lawsuit filed by a champion former track coach.
Bev Kearney, who took…
Superintendent cover-ups, wrangling for Rodeo records, lawsuit says senator influenced TABC…
The Texas Education Agency has quietly dismissed, retired or otherwise disciplined 45 public-school superintendents since 2012 for transgressions ranging from embezzlement to sexual misconduct,…
The Texas Education Agency’s superintendent code of silence
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The Texas Education Agency has disciplined 45 school superintendents since 2012 for transgressions ranging from embezzlement to sexual misconduct,…
Drainage fee questions, pickle problems, Harris County Attorney hiding noncitizen voting…
The money collected from a citizen-funded drainage fee meant to protect Houston against flooding is being diverted to salaries and other projects, according to…
One year and $300,000 later, HCC procurement probe findings may be…
It’s been nearly a year, it’s cost more than $300,000, and yet a promised report on the college’s potential procurement problems in the wake…
Travis County’s ‘big organized scheme,’ Texas universities don’t protect free speech,…
State and Travis County officials last week continued an investigation after seven people — four of them county tax specialists — were charged for…
Austin’s biomass plant money pit, HISD auditor fired without cause, Dallas…
For almost six years, Austin Energy customers have been paying about $54 million a year for a $128 million power plant they also paid…
Byron Cook’s Paxton contradiction, Bell County withholding mugshot, Texas DMV’s deficiencies,…
Two of Rep. Byron Cook’s business partners contradict a crucial part of the story Cook has been telling about Attorney General Ken Paxton and…
Abuses of power in Texas; Elgin ISD responds to AG, Houston’s…
Before the case Hall v. McRaven was decided in January 2017, the Supreme Court of Texas had long upheld the principle that “a public…