December 27, 2020
Texas Capitol Set to Reopen, No Details on Protocol
by Brandon Waltens
The Texas State Capitol building is poised to finally reopen, though details on specific protocols and rules are still forthcoming.
Since March, the building has been closed to members of the public due to concerns over the coronavirus.
Statewide
Days After Railing Against Shutdowns, Abbott Closes More Businesses
Galveston County Judge Mark Henry blasted the action, saying the move was a “bad policy decision” based on “flawed data.”
Gov. Abbott Planning State Takeover of Austin Police
“The state will fix this.”
Local
51-Percenters Sue to Block Shutdowns, Plan Protests
“Activism works a lot faster than the legal process.”
Amarillo Mayor Casts Doubt on Businessmen’s Calls for May Bond Election
Amarillo’s mayor is expressing her opposition to a proposal for a second Amarillo Civic Center bond election
Federal
Cruz Opposes ‘Taxpayer Funded Spending Spree’
Texas’ junior senator says a standalone relief package should have been passed months ago.
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