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PHILADELPHIA – Texas Gov. Rick Perry met this morning with President-elect Barack Obama at Independence Hall, along with 48 other state leaders – nearly all of them facing budget crises.
Congressional leaders, Texas Tech officials and researchers will announce recent test results that demonstrate the effectiveness of a decontamination wipe developed for counterterrorism efforts. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, Lubbock-area congressman Randy Neugebauer, R-Texas, and Tech administrators and researchers will be on hand for a news conference at 11 a.
The office of U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison has asked the Brooks Development Authority, which oversees Brooks City-Base, to conduct a study on the city-base concept as it has been undertaken in San Antonio.
Gov. Rick Perry and the state comptroller are warning that the national economic crisis is starting to affect state government, but they say Texas is in better position than most states to weather the storm.
AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry on Nov. 24 urged the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency not to pass a proposed framework that would toughen regulations on greenhouse gas emissions.
Gov. Rick Perry is right to be fed up with the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s unfulfilled promises to help clean up the Texas Gulf Coast in the wake of Hurricane Ike.
Texas Governor Rick Perry touted the strength of the Texas economy Wednesday as he prepared to meet with leaders from major industries around the state to plan its economic future.
Solomon “Sol” Casseb III of San Antonio has been appointed by Gov. Rick Perry as judge of the 288th Judicial District Court of Bexar County for a term to expire at the next general election.
Veteran San Antonio family lawyer Solomon Casseb III, 60, said that he's accepted an offer by Gov. Rick Perry to fill the judicial vacancy in the 288th District created when Lori Massey retired in October to private practice.
Gov. Rick Perry today issued the following statement on the death of former U.S. Congressman and Texas Attorney General Jim Mattox.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is not in favor of a promised effort by the Democratic-led Congress to aid states facing budget troubles — but Perry is not going to reject that federal money if it does flow to his state, a spokeswoman said.
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