Bush declares emergency in Louisiana, Texas (AFP via Yahoo! News) US President George W. Bush on Friday declared a state of emergency in Louisiana and Texas in the face of killer Hurricane Gustav, freeing up aid from Washington three years after Hurricane Katrina.
Hutchison says Texas is shortchanged on roads (Houston Chronicle) U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison proposed this week that a high-growth state, such as Texas, be allowed to drop out of the federal highway funding system and keep its motor fuel taxes for its own road building needs.
Young Democrats are working on turning Texas blue (Houston Chronicle) Texas delegates are focused on this year's elections, but the gathering also is serving as a training ground for the politicians that Democrats hope will regain the state for their party in the next several elections.
Texas marriage fee rises, but there's an out (Dallas Morning News) AUSTIN – If you're getting hitched in Texas, get ready to face a stiffer fee for a marriage license. It's going from $30 to $60 starting Monday. But couples can avoid most of that cost by completing a free eight-hour course that teaches how to communicate better and resolve arguments.
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