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Month: August 2009

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Perry Tells SA Church Politics, Relgion Mix

August 4, 2009 Archive

SAN ANTONIO (AP) _ Gov. Rick Perry says the idea that laws shouldn’t be informed by religion is an extreme position. “Freedom of religion is not to be confused with freedom from religion,” Perry said [Read More…]

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Judge Delays Action in Driver License Rules

August 4, 2009 Archive

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel delayed action Monday in a federal lawsuit filed in Austin over Texas driver’s license requirements for immigrants. A civil rights group is asking the court to [Read More…]

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State Sued Over Food Stamp Timeline

August 4, 2009 Archive

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Two advocacy groups are suing the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, accusing the agency of not processing food stamp applications within the time required by law. The Texas Legal Services [Read More…]

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TEA Releases 2009 School Accountability Ratings

August 3, 2009 Archive

The Texas Education Agency released the 2009 accountability ratings for Texas public schools Friday afternoon. Because our system requires a limit of one audio cut per story, we have combined them into a single file. [Read More…]

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Air Clean Around Bryan Chemical Plant

August 3, 2009 Archive

The air is clear in northwest Bryan following last week’s fire at the El Dorado chemical plant.

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Woman Drives SUV Into East Texas Church, 3 Hurt

August 3, 2009 Archive

GILMER, Texas (AP) _ Three people were treated and released from East Texas hospitals after a SUV crashed into a church in Gilmer just as morning services were about to start. Texas Department of Public [Read More…]

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One Year Later, ER Reopens at UTMB

August 3, 2009 Archive

GALVESTON, Texas (AP) _ The University of Texas Medical Branch has reopened its emergency center which was closed for nearly a year because of Hurricane Ike. The Galveston County Daily News reports the emergency room [Read More…]

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