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Texas business interests, family values spar over gambling bill - Vimarsana News

Texas business interests, family values spar over gambling bill

Critics and proponents of legislation to expand gambling in Texas pitted two key conservative tenets against one another during a House committee hearing.

Texas business interests and family values collide as lawmakers debate legalizing gambling - Vimarsana News

Texas business interests and family values collide as lawmakers debate legalizing gambling

Texas business interests and family values collided Wednesday as lawmakers debated legalizing gambling during a House committee hearing.

Texas business interests and family values collide as lawmakers debate legalizing gambling - Vimarsana News

Texas business interests and family values collide as lawmakers debate legalizing gambling

House Bill 1942, written by Rep. Jeff Leach, R-Plano, would permit regulated sports betting that is already legal in 29 states. House Bill 2843, by Rep. John Kuempel, R-Seguin, would permit casino gambling in Texas.

James T. Brown leaves legacy with AMBUCS, other community service - Vimarsana News

James T. Brown leaves legacy with AMBUCS, other community service

Amarillo native James Brown, who passed Feb. 27, 2022, gave his life of service to children and individuals with special needs in the community.

Texas lawmakers ask state agency to delay power market redesign until after 2023 legislative session - Vimarsana News

Texas lawmakers ask state agency to delay power market redesign until after 2023 legislative session

In a Monday committee hearing, lawmakers questioned whether a Public Utility Commission proposal to redesign Texas’ electricity market would lead to the building of more natural-gas-fired power plants. Regulators say it would.