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Port of Corpus Christi to seek AG opinion on CEO separation agreement - Vimarsana News

Port of Corpus Christi to seek AG opinion on CEO separation agreement

Two open-government experts who spoke to the Caller-Times said the terms of the agreement should be released to the media and the public.

Source: caller.com
Texas senator tries new path in bid to revise Texas free-speech law - Vimarsana News

Texas senator tries new path in bid to revise Texas free-speech law

In a last-minute hearing Wednesday, Sen. Bryan Hughes, R-Mineola, opened another avenue to get the bill passed, raising alarm among free-speech advocates.

Source: ksat.com
Texas Public Records Loophole Lets Cities Keep Suicide Reports from Families of Dead Soldiers - Vimarsana News

Texas Public Records Loophole Lets Cities Keep Suicide Reports from Families of Dead Soldiers

When Patty Troyan's son Logan Castello died by suicide in November 2019 in his Central Texas home, she immediately tried to understand what prompted him to take his own life not long after getting married and days before a planned family Thanksgiving gathering.

Texas Public Records Loophole Used to Deny Release of Suicide Reports — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Texas Public Records Loophole Used to Deny Release of Suicide Reports — ProPublica

At least one city has used a Texas public records law exception to withhold the suicide records of Fort Hood soldiers. A new bill aims to close the loophole.

Texas public records loophole lets cities keep suicide reports from families of dead soldiers - Vimarsana News

Texas public records loophole lets cities keep suicide reports from families of dead soldiers

Texas law allows officials to withhold police records if no one was convicted in a case. At least one city has used this rule to deny the release of suicide records. A new bill aims to close this loophole.

Source: kwtx.com