Focusing on M&O compression and homestead exemptions while reigning in local government spending poises a real chance to provide property tax relief.

Technologies like these are innovations in the energy production sector that should be encouraged, and protected from state interference.

The Legislature's decision to move Texas child welfare toward community-based, family-centered service delivery was sound. Strengthening that approach is key.

Given the funding challenges that TxDOT will likely face in the coming years, the Legislature should consider alternative financing arrangements.

Eliminating barriers for small and mid-sized employers as well as encouraging consumer engagement is the free market solution to growing costs.

Contextualizing the water usage of data centers reveals their usage to be comparable to many other industries.

TCCRI provides background on key questions relating to property taxes.

It could be a powerful tool for improving the system, but it also has the potential to exacerbate its flaws.

There is no challenge presented by data centers that cannot be addressed by good policy.

Ensuring that broadband development is both consistent across jurisdictions and in accordance with the directions of the Legislature is key to delivering access.