Daily Legislative Clipping Service for August 1, 2022Select another date

The Legislative Reference Library produces a Daily Newspaper Clipping Service for members of the Legislative community. Each morning, Library staff members select and compile articles of interest to the legislature from over 30 national and regional newspapers.

Headline Newspaper Columnist Date Related Links
Redistricting can be a fairer, more representative process if voters demand it Dallas Morning News  Editorial 08/01/22 2 doc(s)
Texas schools should take advantage of these security programs Dallas Morning News  Patterson, J. 08/01/22 1 doc(s)
Is it time to update the back-to-school sales tax holiday to fit 21st century Texas? Austin American Statesman  Moritz, J. 08/01/22 1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
Abortion laws, anti-LGBT rhetoric could drive students away from Texas colleges Dallas Morning News  Olivares, V. 08/01/22 5 doc(s)
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott stayed at fundraiser for hours after Uvalde shooting, records show Dallas Morning News  Garrett, R. 08/01/22  
School shooting tracking database loses federal funding San Antonio Express News  Rocheleau, M. 08/01/22 1 doc(s)
For weeks, dysfunction on the South San Antonio Independent School District board has kept it from San Antonio Express News  Bryan, C. 08/01/22  
South Texas officials call for TxDOT to release info on Harbor Bridge 'safety concerns' Austin American Statesman  Rogers, C. 08/01/22 1 doc(s)
Debate set to kick off over how Texas students learn history Dallas Morning News  Donaldson, E. 08/01/22 2 TX bill(s) 3 doc(s)
New Alamo exhibit to show main gate and Low Barracks where Jim Bowie died San Antonio Express News  Huddleston, S. 08/01/22 1 doc(s)
As monkeypox spreads, health experts urge Texas universities to prepare for outbreaks San Antonio Express News  McGee, K. 08/01/22 1 doc(s)
CHIPS Act is ‘just gravy on top’ for Texas Instruments Dallas Morning News  Eastland, M. 07/30/22 2 doc(s)
Abbott’s allegiance is with the NRA San Antonio Express News  Editorial 07/31/22 1 doc(s)
Rural hospitals are in danger. A new federal program is a good first step Dallas Morning News  Editorial 07/30/22 2 doc(s)
Ted Cruz defends gay sex. Give that man a rainbow medal. Houston Chronicle  Editorial 07/30/22 1 doc(s)
Post-Roe, my adoption agency is focused on strengthening families Dallas Morning News  Collins, S. 07/31/22 2 doc(s)
Republicans rule Texas, but O’Rourke could break through San Antonio Express News  Jones, M. 07/31/22  
Girl’s abduction from Dallas Mavericks game spurs awareness of human trafficking Dallas Morning News  Prosser, M. 07/31/22 2 doc(s)
Amid growing ‘Robin Hood’ payments, property-rich Texas schools want state relief Dallas Morning News  Richman, T. 07/31/22 1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
This father-daughter duo is bringing farmed Galveston Bay oysters to Houston restaurants Houston Chronicle  Foxhall, E. 07/31/22 1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
After 2020 face-plant, Texas Democrats shift their policy and tone on oil, border, police reform San Antonio Express News  Scherer, J. 07/31/22 1 doc(s)
Bodycam videos during Uvalde school shooting show disastrous police response San Antonio Express News  Contreras, G. 07/31/22 1 doc(s)
Dallas County residents feel the pinch as property values soar Dallas Morning News  Peterson, J. 07/30/22  
Walking billboards in Texas cities urge public to keep pedestrians safe Austin American Statesman  Villalpando, R. 07/31/22 1 doc(s)
“We failed”: Gay Republicans who fought for acceptance in Texas GOP see little progress Austin American Statesman  Neugeboren, E. 07/31/22 1 TX bill 6 doc(s)
'Central Texas will lead America': Austin area expects boost from Chips Act passage Austin American Statesman  Carlson, K. 07/31/22 3 doc(s)
When is Texas going to dip into the billions in its rainy day fund to fix a few things? Dallas Morning News  Lieber, D. 07/31/22 4 doc(s)
Pro-abortion rights or against? For many women, the answer is layered and complex Dallas Morning News  Staff 07/31/22 1 doc(s)
How one Texas woman’s protest led to Mothers Against Greg Abbott and its viral abortion ad Dallas Morning News  Grigsby, S. 07/31/22  
Houston-area race is key in rightward shift of Texas State Board of Education Houston Chronicle  McKinley, E. 07/31/22 2 TX bill(s)
Top Texas Republicans, Biden administration look to grow the state’s semiconductor industry San Antonio Express News  Staff 07/31/22 4 doc(s)
Mayra Flores has been a practitioner of right-wing extremism. Now she’s a victim of it. San Antonio Express News  Garcia, G. 07/31/22 1 doc(s)
The truth about CBD and how getting stoned is legal in Texas San Antonio Express News  Taylor, M. 07/31/22 1 TX bill 3 doc(s)
Uvalde elementary principal reinstated after school shooting investigation, lawyer says Austin American Statesman  Melhado, W. 07/30/22 2 doc(s)
‘Modernization’ is the key theme at North Texas infrastructure summit Dallas Morning News  Wright, I. 07/30/22 2 doc(s)
How Texans can keep the lights on at home during power outages Dallas Morning News  Choi, H. 07/30/22  
8 states have banned abortion since Roe’s fall, more states may follow Dallas Morning News  Caldwell, E. 07/30/22 2 TX bill(s) 3 doc(s)
A sense of normalcy and relief returns to Houston’s live entertainment venues Houston Chronicle  Grieder, E. 07/30/22 2 doc(s)
Robb Elementary principal reinstated after security review at the school Houston Chronicle  Contreras, G. 07/30/22 2 doc(s)
Judge asks Texas to remove foster care kids from out-of-state facilities facing child abuse investigation San Antonio Express News  Dey, S. 07/30/22 3 doc(s)
Trained, Armed and Ready. To Teach Kindergarten. New York Times  Mervosh, S. 07/31/22  
Eric Greitens May Just Get What He Deserves New York Times  Cottle, M. 07/31/22  
These Republican Governors Are Delivering Results, and Many Voters Like Them for It New York Times  Mair, L. 07/31/22  
States With Abortion Bans Are Among Least Supportive for Mothers and Children New York Times  Miller, C. 07/30/22  
When Police Fail to Act in a Crisis Wall Street Journal  Sanderson, C. 07/30/22  

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