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Faced with similar foster care woes, Oklahoma made fixes while Texas keeps 'failing children' - Vimarsana News

Faced with similar foster care woes, Oklahoma made fixes while Texas keeps 'failing children'

Oklahoma settled federal cases and is now thriving while Texas launched a decade-long...

Texas Reached An Agreement With Kids' Attorneys In A Child Welfare Lawsuit. Advocates Say It's Toothless. - Vimarsana News

Texas Reached An Agreement With Kids' Attorneys In A Child Welfare Lawsuit. Advocates Say It's Toothless.

Texas secured an agreement with attorneys suing the state's child welfare system for abuse on Thursday. Advocates decried the absence of any commitment on the state's behalf to enact reforms, saying the agreement leaves kids open to continued abuse.

Texas Removed an L.G.B.T.Q. Resource Page After a Candidate Complained - Vimarsana News

Texas Removed an L.G.B.T.Q. Resource Page After a Candidate Complained

Don Huffines, who is challenging Gov. Greg Abbott in next year’s Republican primary, said the content on the state web page was “offensive.” It was quickly removed.

Texas agency removes online LGBTQ youth resources after GOP complaint - Vimarsana News

Texas agency removes online LGBTQ youth resources after GOP complaint

Democratic state senators want the webpage reinstated. The resources were removed after Don Huffines, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, criticized their inclusion on a state website.

Texas removes resources for LGBTQ youth from state website after complaint - Vimarsana News

Texas removes resources for LGBTQ youth from state website after complaint

Democratic state senators want the webpage reinstated. The resources were removed after Don Huffines, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, criticized their inclusion on a state website.