Eleven employees in the state's treasury division got $360,000 in bonuses last year.
Did it just get easier for governmental agencies in Texas to delay releasing public information?
... you aren't among the 40 percent of Texans who don't use the Internet, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Only Mississippi and West Virginia have a lower percentage of residents using the Web.
A lawmaker who has fought to regulate "stun guns" last year got a TASER from the company's lobbyist.
Getting a look at correspondence, documents, reports, etc. related to death row inmate Hank Skinner's case is proving more difficult than I imagined.
The Texas Ethics Commission and the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts are opening up more of their data to the public at no charge.
Her office is studying efforts to release raw data in New York and San Francisco for ideas.
We've added a few new features to our campaign donations app, including the ability to filter the search results by the donation amount, year and donor type.
