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Inside Texas Politics: Speaker Bonnen says, 'not wearing a mask is keeping businesses from being fully open'
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John Wiley Price on his legacy: 'I want it to be that Dallas was better because I came through'
County Commissioner John Wiley Price has been a political fixture in Dallas since the 1980s. He sat down for a rare interview with Inside Texas Politics.
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Inside Texas Politics: Will Democrats, Republicans agree on police reform legislation?
House Democrats laid out their proposals last week, and Senate Republicans are discussing their own plan.
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Inside Texas Politics: Lawmaker proposes police reform bill named after Botham Jean
Two state representatives believe elected officials should address police reform in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
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Inside Texas Politics: Houston Democrat believes there's some bipartisan support for Heroes Act
The legislation, which has passed the U.S. House, would in part give taxpayers another $1,200 stimulus check.
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Inside Texas Politics: Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick calls a property tax freeze a terrible idea
With the coronavirus pandemic burdening many Texans financially, some leaders are calling for keeping property taxes at 2019 levels. But Patrick disagrees.
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Inside Texas Politics: Dallas ISD superintendent 75% sure students will physically return to school in August
The final decision about the start of fall term for Texas schools is expected to come in June, Superintendent Michael Hinojosa said.
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Inside Texas Politics: AG Paxton said arrest of salon owner was 'overreaching'
Texas AG Ken Paxton said it doesn't make sense to jail someone "for doing something that is normally a lawful activity."
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Inside Texas Politics: As Texas reopens, Dallas County experiences 'biggest week yet' for new cases
Gov. Greg Abbott allowed businesses to open at limited capacity Friday. But some counties have reported record highs in new cases of COVID-19.
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Inside Texas Politics: TWC could replenish unemployment money with federal loan or COVID-19 funds
Comptroller Glenn Hegar says Texas could replenish the fund by getting a federal loan or using some of the COVID-19 money coming to the state.
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Inside Texas Politics: The fight over voting by mail continues
A judge ruled Texas voters afraid of contracting COVID-19 should be able to vote by mail, but Attorney General Ken Paxton says the court can't change state law.
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Inside Texas Politics: Judge Hidalgo says Harris County doesn't have the testing capabilities it needs
Cases of COVID-19 have surged in Harris County, putting it over 2,000 cases -- the most in Texas.
inside-politics
John Wiley Price on his legacy: 'I want it to be that Dallas was better because I came through'
County Commissioner John Wiley Price has been a political fixture in Dallas since the 1980s. He sat down for a rare interview with Inside Texas Politics.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: Will Democrats, Republicans agree on police reform legislation?
House Democrats laid out their proposals last week, and Senate Republicans are discussing their own plan.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: Lawmaker proposes police reform bill named after Botham Jean
Two state representatives believe elected officials should address police reform in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: Houston Democrat believes there's some bipartisan support for Heroes Act
The legislation, which has passed the U.S. House, would in part give taxpayers another $1,200 stimulus check.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick calls a property tax freeze a terrible idea
With the coronavirus pandemic burdening many Texans financially, some leaders are calling for keeping property taxes at 2019 levels. But Patrick disagrees.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: Dallas ISD superintendent 75% sure students will physically return to school in August
The final decision about the start of fall term for Texas schools is expected to come in June, Superintendent Michael Hinojosa said.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: AG Paxton said arrest of salon owner was 'overreaching'
Texas AG Ken Paxton said it doesn't make sense to jail someone "for doing something that is normally a lawful activity."
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: As Texas reopens, Dallas County experiences 'biggest week yet' for new cases
Gov. Greg Abbott allowed businesses to open at limited capacity Friday. But some counties have reported record highs in new cases of COVID-19.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: TWC could replenish unemployment money with federal loan or COVID-19 funds
Comptroller Glenn Hegar says Texas could replenish the fund by getting a federal loan or using some of the COVID-19 money coming to the state.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: The fight over voting by mail continues
A judge ruled Texas voters afraid of contracting COVID-19 should be able to vote by mail, but Attorney General Ken Paxton says the court can't change state law.
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Inside Texas Politics: Judge Hidalgo says Harris County doesn't have the testing capabilities it needs
Cases of COVID-19 have surged in Harris County, putting it over 2,000 cases -- the most in Texas.
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