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With cuts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Texas and other states will have to spend more on public health. The biggest expense of a measles outbreak is the public health response in shutting down the outbreak.
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While state lawmakers seem poised to pass private school vouchers, voters in West Texas feel ignoredSome Texas legislators may be done questioning the merits of education savings accounts as it moves to a vote in the State House, but voters aren't. Model programs in other states are showing rural voters could stand to lose the most, and they're preparing to do the math on election day.
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Two measles cases have been reported at Fort Bliss and in the city of El Paso; Juárez reports four cases.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services on Tuesday confirmed 24 more cases of measles since last Friday.
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A Texas start-up says for districts still unable to put the legally mandated armed guard in every school, its drones could be an option.
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About 500 Texans, mostly young unvaccinated children, have contracted the disease. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited the West Texas town that has been the epicenter of the outbreak.
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A judge blocked the release of the state’s 2023 school ratings after a lawsuit from more than 120 Texas school districts.
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Measles complications can include pneumonia, hearing loss, meningitis, and death.
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Measles complications can include pneumonia, hearing loss, meningitis, and death.
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A series of Senate bills would solidify and sometimes broaden parental rights in their children’s education.