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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
9/11 changed us. So will COVID-19. Houston Chronicle  Editorial 09/11/20  
West Texas A&M creates a model to bring higher education to America’s smallest communities Dallas Morning News  Beilue, J. 09/11/20  
Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz are all hat, no cattle when it comes to Texans with disabilities Houston Chronicle  Martinez, J. 09/11/20  
Abbott unveils new plan to punish cities that cut police spending Austin American Statesman  Cobler, N. 09/11/20 1 TX bill 3 doc(s)
Austin-area landlords say new eviction protections aren’t sustainable Austin American Statesman  Sechler, B. 09/11/20 4 doc(s)
3 charter operators hope to gain foothold in Austin area Austin American Statesman  Taboada, M. 09/11/20 2 doc(s)
$5, 15-minute rapid COVID-19 tests are coming to Texas Dallas Morning News  Jimenez, J. 09/11/20 2 doc(s)
Insurers bearing the brunt of COVID-19 test costs. That might mean higher premiums. Houston Chronicle  Wu, G. 09/11/20 2 doc(s)
Bexar County takes step to improve responses to 911 mental health calls, seeks to prevent tragedy San Antonio Express News  Huddleston, S. 09/11/20  
UT reports 3 coronavirus clusters in West Campus Austin American Statesman  Mekelburg, M. 09/11/20 1 doc(s)
Feds end $300 pandemic jobless benefit for Texans Austin American Statesman  Lindell, C. 09/11/20 5 doc(s)
Texas does not have to offer mail voting to all eligible voters, federal appeals court says Dallas Morning News  Barragan, J. 09/11/20 3 doc(s)
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott proposes lifting annexation powers from cities that ‘defund’ the police Dallas Morning News  Garrett, R. 09/11/20 2 doc(s)
Dallas County reports 152 new coronavirus cases, 7 more COVID-19 deaths Dallas Morning News  Weber, J. 09/11/20 3 doc(s)
Texas Rangers investigating 8th death at Tarrant County Jail this year Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Manna, N. 09/11/20  
If Texas cities cut police budgets, they’ll lose annexation powers, Abbott proposes Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Weinberg, T. 09/11/20 1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
Needville ISD bans all political masks following dispute over student's Black Lives Matter mask Houston Chronicle  Serrano, A. 09/11/20 1 doc(s)
Repeated bail for Houston man accused of murder, 6 felony convictions raises eyebrows Houston Chronicle  Ketterer, S. 09/11/20 4 doc(s)
Judge formally dismisses Harvey flood cases brought by property owners downstream of dams Houston Chronicle  Banks, G. 09/11/20 2 doc(s)
Jobless claims rise in Texas as Trump benefits program ends Houston Chronicle  Carballo, R. 09/11/20 6 doc(s)
Texas appellate court upholds third-party candidate filing fee law San Antonio Express News  Goldenstein, T. 09/11/20 1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
Federal appellate court rejects age discrimination argument by Texas Democrats San Antonio Express News  Goldenstein, T. 09/11/20 6 doc(s)
Cornyn ‘understands’ why Trump downplayed COVID-19, but could’ve handled it better ‘in retrospect’ San Antonio Express News  Wermund, B. 09/11/20  
Abbott vows to further cut off cities that defund police San Antonio Express News  Blackman, J. 09/11/20 1 TX bill 3 doc(s)
San Antonio’s unemployed lose $300 in FEMA’s Lost Wages Assistance payments San Antonio Express News  Lingle, B. 09/11/20 5 doc(s)
Texas doctors want Medicaid expansion Longview News-Journal  McNeely, D. 09/10/20 3 doc(s)
Without state grant, Galveston County to fund mental health court Galveston Daily News  Ferguson, J. 09/10/20  
Political Buzz: Jaworski makes early declaration for AG bid Galveston Daily News  Ferguson, J. 09/10/20 2 doc(s)
Lubbock’s state lawmakers push city council to adopt anti-abortion ordinance Lubbock Avalanche Journal  Dotray, M. 09/10/20 1 TX bill 4 doc(s)

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