A lesson on gun class curriculum

For wannabe pistol packers, we were a pretty mellow bunch.

Attorney general rules Bible course in schools constitutional

But Abbott stops short of OK for curriculum.

Clay Robison: Sunset review raises idea of elected insurance commissioner

For the first time in years, the Texas Department of Insurance will be up for sunset review

Complaints are filed on legislators

Allegations of misuse also levied against district judges

DPS cited pre-fire security troubles

With troopers detailed elsewhere, concern about Capitol was raised.

DPS director is planning to leave at end of August

Agency is being criticized over management, structure

Finding a home for a tribute

Planned Tejano monument's backers argue state shouldn't force it to back of Capitol lawn.

Former gubernatorial candidate to seek Houston-area Senate seat

Democrat Chris Bell is hoping to take the District 17 post away from the Republicans.

Mentally retarded denied living options

Audit shows 70% wanted out of centers, preferred other residential arrangements

Morale an issue at DPS

Agency faces staffing shortages

S.A. legislator wants to consider elected TxDOT commissioner

Rep. Ruth Jones McClendon, D-San Antonio, wants the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission to study the pros and cons of commissioner chosen by voters instead of the governor.

State schools under scrutiny

The state is failing to follow the wishes of many mentally retarded residents who say they want to leave large state institutions for smaller, community-based homes, an audit found.

Texas First Lady launches fund to restore burned Governor's Mansion

Anita Perry asked for contributions to the Texas Governor's Mansion Restoration Fund, formed to accept tax deductible donations.

Texas first lady leads effort to raise money for mansion

Cost of rebuilding after June 8 fire is still unknown.

Texas school districts lose dispute over benefits costs

AG says state shouldn't bear extra pension contributions.

UPDATED: DPS director to retire

He announced his resignation just over a month after an arson fire at the Governor's Mansion fueled doubts over the management of the agency.

Waiver backer flew Perry and aides to Washington, D.C.

Trip was to promote change in ethanol rule.

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