Gov. Greg Abbott will sign school choice legislation into law, ending a years-long battle to pass the controversial proposal.

Gov. Greg Abbott has signed the $1 billion controversial school choice bill into law, allowing for taxpayer money to be used ...

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The ceremony marked a major moment for Gov. Greg Abbott, who threw his full political weight and millions of campaign dollars ...

Pitt men’s basketball coach Jeff Capel received a verbal commitment from the other side of the world late Friday night — or ...

The fate of a controversial program giving thousands of South Carolina families taxpayer money to send their children to ...

Green Bay's common council added a line on voucher payments to the tax bill. The discussion raised dozens of questions: we answered them.

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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill Friday she feared would funnel more public money to private educational institutions.

After years of political infighting, school choice legislation is officially headed to Governor Greg Abbott's desk.

A last-minute deal to lower, back to age 55, the minimum retirement age for school employees with full benefits likely won't move forward.