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Suspend a 5-year-old? Texas lawmakers have the wrong idea about protecting teachers.

Houston Chronicle, | Op Ed

Solar scams? Texas to consider cracking down on deceptive solar panel sales tactics, fraud

KXAN News,

Senate bill would allow kids as young as 15 to be sent to adult Texas prisons

KERA News,

Texas lawmakers close to passing bill to block widow's penalty in insurance rates

Fox 26 Houston,

Overdraft fees are here to stay, costing consumers thousands of dollars a year

Public News Service,

Texas lawmakers move to shift zoning power away from neighbors

Community Impact Austin,

Houston man says stepfather was swindled into $98K of solar panel debt

KPRC 2 Houston,

Proposal Would Make it Easier To Arrest, Expel Texas Students

Dallas Observer,

Harris County’s Juvenile Justice Department draws national attention for rehabilitation programs

Houston Chronicle,

Home insurers would need approval to jack up rates under Texas Senate bill

Houston Chronicle,

New program aims to help young people get driver's education for free

KVUE News,

Texas lawmakers turn their focus to student discipline

CBS Austin,

Texas lawmakers turn their focus to student discipline

CBS Austin,

Will it be easier to kick Texas’ littlest kids out of school? Lawmakers may weaken ban

Dallas Morning News,

Frost Bank customers make decision on class-action suit over overdraft fees

San Antonio Express-News,

House Republicans’ bill would let educators suspend Texas’ homeless students more often

Houston Landing,

House Republicans’ bill would let educators suspend Texas’ homeless students more often

Houston Landing,

Lawmakers examine insurance bundling

NBC DFW,

Threats of mass violence landing more Houston-area juveniles in custody, figures show

Houston Chronicle,

Threats of mass violence landing more Houston-area juveniles in custody, figures show

Houston Chronicle,

New Texas bill could unlock ‘mystery’ of what happens to students in truancy court

KXAN,

"Why are Texans treated this way?": More than half of U.S. payday lending fees are paid by Texans, study says

Houston Chronicle,

Little tracking, wide variability permeate teams tasked with stopping school shootings

New Jersey Monitor,

Who Pays to Rebuild California When Insurance Falls Short? Everyone Else

Wall Street Journal,

12,000+ Texas kids sent to court for missing class, no one tracks what happens next

KXAN Austin,