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
Lucio stay gives her the gift of time	San Antonio Express News	Editorial	04/28/22	3 doc(s)
Text me when the air is unsafe, and don’t shut down air monitors during disasters	Houston Chronicle	Trevino, E.	04/28/22	1 doc(s)
Preventing child abuse is everyone’s duty	San Antonio Express News	Jarriel, J.	04/28/22	2 doc(s)
Decades of anti-abortion policy harming Texans	San Antonio Express News	White, K.	04/28/22	1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
Neighbors fear 'forever chemical' business will ruin rural area in Williamson County	Austin American Statesman	Osborn, C.	04/28/22
Guardsman who died in rescue effort on Rio Grande was not wearing safety gear, lawmakers told	Austin American Statesman	Moritz, J.	04/28/22	1 doc(s)
‘Thank you, Gov. Abbott,’ migrant says after getting free ride from Texas border to Washington, D.C.	Dallas Morning News	Garcia, I.	04/28/22	1 doc(s)
TxDOT is taking out a key ramp at I-69 and Loop 610 interchange for two years. Yes, two years.	Houston Chronicle	Begley, D.	04/28/22
Biden's border plan calls for 23,000 officers, slashing asylum processing time	San Antonio Express News	Wermund, B.	04/28/22	3 doc(s)
Nonprofit buys G.J. Sutton property on near East Side as it builds out bioscience hub	San Antonio Express News	Iszler, M.	04/28/22	1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
Residents sue Llano County officials, library director, board members to end book bans	Austin American Statesman	Park, B.	04/28/22	3 doc(s)
STAAR quickly approaching for Texas students. Schools brace for more low scores due to pandemic.	Dallas Morning News	Donaldson, E.	04/28/22	2 TX bill(s) 2 doc(s)
Texas librarians: Book bans are a political power play and your kids are the pawns	Fort Worth Star-Telegram	Hardin, J.	04/28/22	2 doc(s)
‘Book smugglers’ plan caravans from Houston, San Antonio to start underground library for banned books	Houston Chronicle	Serrano, A.	04/28/22	4 doc(s)
Guardsmen who drowned on Texas border had no float device	Houston Chronicle	Weber, P.	04/28/22	1 doc(s)
Did PUC go too far in raising power prices to the max during 2021 winter storm? Appeals court hears the case	Houston Chronicle	Curriden, M.	04/28/22	2 doc(s)
Texas renewables generate record power in early 2022, outpacing most popular gas generation	Houston Chronicle	Webb, S.	04/28/22	2 doc(s)
Tax Break That Lured Tesla and Samsung to Texas Is Set to Expire	Houston Chronicle	Hagan, S.	04/28/22	2 doc(s)
Crypto Miners’ Electricity Use in Texas Would Equal Another Houston	Houston Chronicle	Malik, N.	04/28/22	2 doc(s)
Decades later, hazardous sludge continues to leak in Fifth Ward. Will a state meeting bring change?	Houston Chronicle	Foxhall, E.	04/28/22	2 doc(s)
Alamo Cenotaph panels to be removed for inspection this summer; officials promise they’ll be careful	San Antonio Express News	Huddleston, S.	04/28/22	3 doc(s)
Meaningful property tax reform a challenge for Texas	Amarillo Globe-News	Editorial	04/27/22	1 doc(s)
Longview lawyer appointed to fill vacancy on Texarkana appeals court	Texarkana Gazette	LaRowe, L.	04/27/22
Comptroller Hegar hears local input on expanding broadband access	McAllen Monitor	Garcia, B.	04/27/22	2 doc(s)
Early voting begins in small but important election	Wichita Falls Record News	Walker, L.	04/27/22	1 doc(s)
Bush attempts to unseat Paxton in GOP runoff for AG	Midland Reporter Telegram	Doreen, S.	04/27/22
Public hearing/formal meeting notice			04/27/22

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