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State Rep. Eddie Rodriguez announced March 7 he is officially seeking election for the state Senate District 14 seat. (Courtesy Eddie Rodriguez)
State Rep. Eddie Rodriguez officially jumps into race for Kirk Watson’s Senate seat
(Community Impact Newspaper staff)
See who is running to represent Cy-Fair in the 2020 election
Craft beer industry thrives in Spring, Klein as state legislation changes, but brewers say challenges persist
red-light camera
Fort Worth estimates $3.7 million loss with official termination of red-light cameras
Texas state capitol
State Rep. Erin Zwiener to hold town halls in Buda and San Marcos Nov. 12 and 14
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
Gov. Greg Abbott announces plan for state-sanctioned homeless encampment off US 183 near Montopolis
Texas State Capitol in Austin, TX
Citizens can learn about state, federal redistricting at upcoming training
Tomball Mayor Gretchen Fagan (center) was first elected mayor in 2007. City council members are elected for three-year terms.
Tomball and Magnolia school districts, cities cancel 20 local elections in 10 years
Torchy's Tacos will soon move into the Boardwalk at Towne Lake in Cypress.
TOP STORIES: the 10 most read stories in Cy-Fair during the month of March
Texasu2019 Hispanic residents are hard to count: About 66 percent of the state's residents u2014 and 85 percent of Texas Hispanics u2014 live in census tracts that exceed the national average for low response scores. All of the stateu2019s 5,265 tracts are shown as dots in the chart below, along with the percentage of Hispanics in each tract. An analysis of the data shows that the higher the percentage of Hispanics in a census tract, the more likely the tract is to be hard to count.n
State news: Ahead of 2020 census, Texans are becoming even harder to count
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Cy-Fair ISD's Community Leadership Committee was in attendance at today's school finance commission meeting.
Cy-Fair ISD officials: District facing potential budget cuts if state funding continues to decline
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio, speaks against SB 4 outside the San Marcos City Council Chamber in August 2017.
Federal appeals court's ruling upholds most of Texas' 'sanctuary cities' law
'Redefining Sanctuary Cities': City data collection could put some Austin residents at risk, according to SXSW panel
Tan Parker announces candidacy for speaker of the Texas House of Representatives