Daily Legislative Clipping Service for September 22, 2020Select 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.

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Our recommendation for Texas House District 115 Dallas Morning News  Editorial 09/22/20  
We recommend Mary Williams for House District 128 Houston Chronicle  Editorial 09/22/20  
We recommend Sarah Davis for State House District 134 Houston Chronicle  Editorial 09/22/20  
Tropical Storm Beta makes landfall on Texas coast Austin American Statesman  Lozano, J. 09/22/20  
Census deadline looms, and Austin-area officials push for complete count Austin American Statesman  Jankowski, P. 09/22/20 2 doc(s)
Substitute teachers are needed now more than ever but face challenges of their own Austin American Statesman  Moreno-Lozano, L. 09/22/20  
Dallas-to-Houston bullet train clears two federal regulatory hurdles, company says Dallas Morning News  Branham, D. 09/22/20 6 doc(s)
Texas’ high-speed rail project gets federal approval, but will it really be built? Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Dickson, G. 09/22/20 3 doc(s)
Houston-to-Dallas bullet train given green light from feds, company says Houston Chronicle  Begley, D. 09/22/20 4 doc(s)
TS Beta bears down with plenty of rain in its path Houston Chronicle  Foxhall, E. 09/22/20  
From Convention Center to skate parks, San Antonio begins to reopen as coronavirus surge tapers off San Antonio Express News  Stoeltje, M. 09/22/20 3 doc(s)
High-speed Texas rail gets feds’ approval; San Antonio not included, but some see opportunity San Antonio Express News  Selcraig, B. 09/22/20 4 doc(s)
Six months into the pandemic, out-of-work Texans are still struggling to navigate unemployment system Austin American Statesman  Rosenzweig-Ziff, D. 09/22/20 8 doc(s)
Julie Oliver launches 6-figure TV ad buy Austin American Statesman  Cobler, N. 09/22/20  
Dallas County reports 316 more coronavirus cases, 2 deaths Dallas Morning News  Weber, J. 09/22/20 3 doc(s)
Here’s what you need to know about how to vote in November’s elections in Texas Dallas Morning News  Barragan, J. 09/22/20 1 TX bill 4 doc(s)
GOP candidate finishing hotly contested North Texas Senate race in quarantine after wife tests positive for COVID-19 Dallas Morning News  Morris, A. 09/22/20 1 doc(s)
Gov. Greg Abbott urged to detail COVID aid spending plans as Texas faces pressing budget needs Dallas Morning News  Garrett, R. 09/22/20 3 doc(s)
Democrats look to expand newfound majority on Harris County Department of Education board Houston Chronicle  Webb, S. 09/22/20  
Bexar County election officials bracing for a late surge in voter applications San Antonio Express News  Huddleston, S. 09/22/20 2 doc(s)
UTSA using $3M donation from Harvey Najim to improve students’ ability to get real-world experience San Antonio Express News  Picon, A. 09/22/20  
DPS continuing Saturday appointments to renew driver's licenses, IDs due to COVID-19 San Antonio Express News  Mendoza, M. 09/22/20 1 doc(s)
Electoral delays, costs are another fine mess from our Texas Legislature Waco Tribune Herald  Editorial 09/20/20 3 doc(s)
Digital Divide: Lack of broadband access has long been a stranglehold in rural communities across the state Lufkin Daily News  Editorial 09/19/20 1 TX bill 6 doc(s)
Texans’ actions made governor’s announcement possible Midland Reporter Telegram  Editorial 09/18/20 2 doc(s)
It's time to shift COVID control away from government Galveston Daily News  Elder, L. 09/19/20 3 doc(s)
RGV school districts secure innovative equipment to fight COVID-19 spread Valley Morning Star  McColloch, A. 09/21/20 3 doc(s)
'Something you could fight with': For rural hospitals, new COVID-19 drug offers promise, uncertainty Victoria Advocate  Rosenberg, M. 09/21/20  
Landgraf expects challenging legislative session Midland Reporter Telegram  McEwen, M. 09/20/20 2 TX bill(s)
Gohmert talks COVID-19 recovery, updates on vaccines Longview News-Journal  Anderson, J. 09/20/20  
Texas Secretary of State's office awards contract to business to up Census efforts Lufkin Daily News  Juarez, G. 09/20/20  
Texas A&M University enrollment grows despite pandemic Bryan Eagle  Rodriguez, M. 09/19/20  
Nursing home visitation in Texas to be expanded Sept. 24 Bryan Eagle  Wiley, K. 09/19/20 2 doc(s)
Why both Democrats and Republicans need the Hispanic vote in Texas in 2020 Corpus Christi Caller Times  Moritz, J. 09/19/20 2 doc(s)
Gov. Abbott: Mexico owes Texas a year's worth of Rio Grande water El Paso Times  Villagran, L. 09/19/20 2 doc(s)
New Political Action Committee takes aim at Abbott’s COVID-19 response Valley Morning Star  Sheridan, E. 09/19/20  
Question of the day: Why is Victoria reopening slower than the rest of Texas? Victoria Advocate  Rosenberg, M. 09/19/20 2 doc(s)
League of Women Voters of WF registering voters Tuesday at local libraries Wichita Falls Record News  Choate, T. 09/19/20  
Cortez: Abbott is right to exclude Hidalgo County from eased coronavirus restrictions Rio Grande Guardian  Montoya, L. 09/19/20 5 doc(s)
Texas A&M: First round of random COVID-19 student testing produced 94 positives Bryan Eagle  Staff 09/18/20 1 doc(s)
Abbott's announcement on COVID restrictions attacked by all sides Galveston Daily News  Ferguson, J. 09/18/20 2 doc(s)
Texas House Democrats lay out healthcare priorities for next session McAllen Monitor  Garcia, B. 09/18/20  
Victoria excluded from Gov. Abbott's order allowing businesses to operate at 75% capacity Victoria Advocate  Rosenberg, M. 09/18/20 4 doc(s)
A conversation with the new dean of business at South Texas College Rio Grande Guardian  Muñoz, M. 09/18/20  
Grewal: Dr. John Krouse stepping down as dean of UTRGV School of Medicine Rio Grande Guardian  Montoya, L. 09/18/20  
Public hearing/formal meeting notice     09/21/20  

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