The Brief: Top Texas News for Feb 17, 2010
Budget crunching, the EPA offends Texans, early voting is underway, and gay couples still can't get ... a divorce.
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Budget crunching, the EPA offends Texans, early voting is underway, and gay couples still can't get ... a divorce.
Full StoryMore than 373,000 Texans went uncounted by the 2000 census, resulting in a loss of $1 billion in federal funds. With eight of the nation's 50 hardest-to-count counties right here in our state, the coming 2010 census is a cause for concern — and an apparent lack of attention by elected officials is making matters worse.
Full StoryNearly a third of Texans believe humans and dinosaurs roamed the earth at the same time, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.
Full StoryGov. Rick Perry announced the state is suing the Environmental Protection Agency over its recent finding that greenhouse gases endanger human health.
Full StoryCatch Kay, Debra and Rick on Dallas television this weekend.
Full StoryThe Bryan-College Station paper's editorial board makes its picks.
Full StoryFormer Gov. Bill Clements endorsed Gov. Rick Perry for reelection.
Full StoryEarly voting begins, state agencies scramble to cut spending and a Clinton antagonist moves back to Texas.
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