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The Slatest news and politics for May 26: Empty office buildings means more bad news for downtowns, Elon 'n' Ron, and the myth of the beer belly.

In the year since the shooting, they haven’t let up on the Republican legislature.

The office of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is asking for the publics help in connection to a suspected arson attack after a fire broke out in a dumpster…

The literal dumpster fire erupted hours after a House committee publicly detailed its investigation into Paxton over allegations of abuse of office.

The Texas attorney generals office is asking for the publics help following suspected arson.

House Bill 2744 was nearly killed by inaction in the Community Safety Committee of the Texas House, but a last-minute save may not be enough to bring it to a vote in the full state House and Senate.

That's right. After a certain age, the IRS requires you to withdraw certain amounts. It's called a Required Minimum Distribution or RMD.

Financial advisor Scott Braddock says while parents may want to help their child pay for school, robbing their 401k or no longer saving for retirement isn't good.

Possible special session on school vouchers.

Multiple bills passed the Senate and will move on to the house, including bills regarding display of the Ten Commandments in schools and the existence of diversity, equity and inclusion offices within public universities.