AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTexas Senate Race: A new report says a GOP-linked PAC has poured more than $131 million into efforts to boost Attorney General Ken Paxton, as polls show him trailing Democrat James Talarico. Health Care Oversight: Texas AG Ken Paxton announced a $7.5 million settlement with Tris Pharma over alleged misleading claims about an ADHD drug’s effectiveness for kids. Capitol Security: FBI and Texas DPS say they arrested a Converse man, Benny Caldera Jr., tied to a threatened attack on the Texas Capitol; officials say there’s no ongoing threat. Insurance & Access to Care: Paxton opened a prior authorization probe into Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas after reports of delayed or denied medically necessary treatment. Weather & Public Safety: The State Fair of Texas pushed its Thursday opening to noon due to heavy rain, flooding concerns, and a flash flood warning. Local Impact: Houston City Council faced renewed scrutiny of Mayor John Whitmire’s senior adviser Chris Brown after questions about his hours and city work. Education & Costs: Texas Southern University reported in-state tuition and required fees of $9,173 for 2024-25, ranking 22nd among Texas public four-year schools.
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