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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
Texas Guard sent to Chicago on a lie. Abbott, bring them home Houston Chronicle  Editorial 10/287/25 2 doc(s)
With early voting approaching, three constitutional amendments Texas voters should support San Antonio Express News  Editorial 10/287/25 3 TX bill(s)
Proposition 14 offers Texas families hope against dementia San Antonio Express News  Andrews, C. 10/287/25 1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
After pivotal vote, Corpus Christi is on the brink of a water shortage: ‘The clock is ticking’ Austin American Statesman  Kimble, M. 10/287/25 1 TX bill 3 doc(s)
'Fat troops' fallout continues as some Texas Guardsmen sent home over fitness concerns Austin American Statesman  Christenson, S. 10/287/25 4 doc(s)
AllianceTexas sees massive increase in international trade, state report says Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Mantas, H. 10/287/25 1 doc(s)
New cemetery coming to South Side, over objections of neighbors, Southside ISD San Antonio Express News  Rodriguez, M. 10/287/25 1 TX bill
Supreme Court takes up Republican attack on Voting Rights Act in case over Black representation Austin American Statesman  Sherman, M. 10/287/25 5 doc(s)
Want to apply to college in Texas for free? Here's how to save money this week. Austin American Statesman  Menchaca, M. 10/287/25 1 TX bill
After SEC approval, it’s time to learn what the Texas Stock Exchange is made of Dallas Morning News  Richie, S. 10/287/25  
Voters will decide whether to dedicate up to $1 billion annually to Texas Water Fund Dallas Morning News  Ferguson, L. 10/287/25 1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
Texas to commit $15 billion worth of pension money into private markets Dallas Morning News  Bl. 10/287/25  
Amendment would enshrine parental rights in Texas constitution. But what does that mean? Dallas Morning News  Harper, K. 10/287/25 5 TX bill(s) 8 doc(s)
Amendment to ban securities taxes draws TXSE, Nasdaq support; opponents cite inequality Dallas Morning News  Richie, S. 10/287/25 1 TX bill
UTSA president lends support to Project Marvel, public funding for new Spurs arena San Antonio Express News  Huddleston, S. 10/287/25  
'Gov. Abbott Boycott' circulates in response to National Guard deployments San Antonio Express News  Pink, S. 10/287/25 1 doc(s)
Taking a look at more constitutional amendments Lufkin Daily News  Ashby, T. 10/284/25 5 TX bill(s)
State impositions upon higher education could compromise state’s future McAllen Monitor  Editorial 10/284/25  
Abbott's rainbow ban would be silly, except for the hate-mongering Galveston Daily News  Smith, M. 10/283/25 2 doc(s)
Lubbock exists, too—it’s time state Democrats show some respect Lubbock Avalanche Journal  Williams, S. 10/285/25  
Texas Legislature got it right with AI regulation act Galveston Daily News  Garza, F. 10/283/25 1 TX bill
Texas Education Agency clarifies Lubbock ISD's claim about superintendent investigation Lubbock Avalanche Journal  Rosiles, M. 10/286/25  
Texas appeals court again pauses execution of Robert Roberson in shaken baby case McAllen Monitor  Lozano, J. 10/283/25 2 doc(s)
Texas court blocks execution of death row inmate Robert Roberson Tyler Morning Telegraph  Guo, K. 10/283/25 1 doc(s)
During East Texas event, panelists say solving state’s water crisis will be costly, time-consuming Tyler Morning Telegraph  Green, J. 10/283/25 4 TX bill(s) 2 doc(s)
Victoria League of Women Voters educates on state propositions Victoria Advocate  Plotkin, L. 10/283/25  
Texas GOP censures five lawmakers, but rejects banning anyone from the primary ballot Tyler Morning Telegraph  Downey, R. 10/286/25 2 doc(s)
Future of Buddy Holly crosswalks in Lubbock remains uncertain after Texas governor's directive Lubbock Avalanche Journal  Rosiles, M. 10/285/25 2 doc(s)
Sen. Charles Perry urges passage of water proposition, sees Lake Ringgold as an 'option' Wichita Falls Record News  Walker, L. 10/285/25 1 TX bill
McAllen commissioner announces campaign for Texas House District 41 McAllen Monitor  Staff 10/284/25  
East Texas band director steps down, citing Ten Commandments rule Tyler Morning Telegraph  Pinkston, E. 10/284/25 1 TX bill
How the Texas GOP’s bid to block lawmakers from the ballot defies a century of court precedent Tyler Morning Telegraph  Klibanoff, E. 10/284/25 5 doc(s)
MCC adjusts to federal grant cuts for programs supporting Hispanic students Waco Tribune Herald  Hoover, C. 10/284/25 1 doc(s)
With the Texas National Guard now in Illinois, here’s what you need to know about the unit Abilene Reporter-News  Serrano, A. 10/283/25 10 doc(s)
Texas Democrats urge Gov. Greg Abbott to withdraw Guard troops from Illinois, Oregon El Paso Times  Powell, A. 10/283/25 1 doc(s)
Texas senator questioned over conversations with controversial redistricting map creator El Paso Times  Martinez, A. 10/283/25 1 TX bill 11 doc(s)
Galveston's rainbow crosswalks painted over at Abbott's direction Galveston Daily News  Scott, S. 10/283/25 2 doc(s)
Texas Gov. Abbott directs DPS agents to heighten hemp laws, regulation enforcement Lubbock Avalanche Journal  Rosiles, M. 10/283/25 1 doc(s)
Some Texas community colleges remove course materials amid broader push to limit gender identity discussions Victoria Advocate  Dey, S. 10/283/25 4 TX bill(s) 4 doc(s)
Robert Roberson is again approaching execution in Texas in shaken baby case Midland Reporter Telegram  Lozano, J. 10/283/25  
Big Football Is Ruining College Sports New York Times  Harris, J. 10/287/25  
A Supreme Court Reckoning for Racial Gerrymanders Wall Street Journal  Editorial 10/287/25  
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Public hearing/formal meeting notice     10/286/25  

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