Winners And Losers: 40 Is Old In Senate GOP Health Plan’s Subsidy Structure
June 23rd, 2017By: Julie Appleby, Kaiser Health News People getting subsidies to help buy health insurance would see at least three sharp changes — tied to both age and income — that could dramatically affect how much they pay for coverage if the Senate Republican health plan becomes law. The Senate bill released…
Trump administration weighs in on sanctuary cities court battle
June 23rd, 2017by Julián Aguilar, The Texas Tribune June 23, 2017 The Trump administration has officially entered the courtroom battle over Senate Bill 4, Texas’ immigration-enforcement bill. On Friday, attorneys for the U.S. Department of Justice filed a statement of interest in the federal court case. The state was sued over the measure…
Citing religious refusal of adoption rule, California bans state travel to Texas
June 23rd, 2017by Matthew Watkins, The Texas Tribune June 22, 2017 Saying that a new Texas law allowing child welfare providers to deny adoptions to parents based on “sincerely held religious beliefs” is discriminatory, California’s attorney general on Thursday banned state-funded travel to Texas. The attorney general’s office said in a news…
Report: Texas Faces Health Crisis from Toxic Oil, Gas Emissions
June 22nd, 2017By: Mark Richardson, Public News Service – TX PLANO, Texas – Methane and other toxic byproducts from oil and gas exploration will, by 2025, make Texas the worst state in the nation for public health problems from toxic pollution, according to a new report. The study, produced by the Texas Grassroots…
Amid Texas nuclear waste site’s financial woes, judge blocks merger
June 22nd, 2017by Jim Malewitz, The Texas Tribune June 21, 2017 A federal judge has blocked a Salt Lake City-based company’s purchase of Waste Control Specialists, further jeopardizing the Dallas company’s plans to expand the nuclear waste dump it operates in West Texas. U.S. District Judge Sue L. Robinson of Delaware on Wednesday sided…
Texas Hispanics behind half of state’s growth since 2010
June 22nd, 2017by Alexa Ura, The Texas Tribune June 22, 2017 The state’s population is still booming, and Hispanic Texans are driving a large portion of that growth. New population estimates released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau show that just over half of Texas’ population increase since 2010 can be attributed…
Texas State Representative Poncho Nevarez Announces Bid for Re-Election
June 22nd, 2017By: Miguel Munoz, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc., Copyright 2017 Texas State Representative Poncho Nevarez announced his intention to seek re-election to the Texas House of Representatives District 74 for a fourth consecutive term. Nevarez noted that he was successful in drafting and approving several legislative bills during the…
Eagle Pass Hosts “The Johnny Canales Show” at International Center for Trade on June 21st
June 21st, 2017By: Miguel Munoz, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc., Copyright 2017 The City of Eagle Pass, Texas is hosting “The Johnny Canales” TV Show on Wednesday, June 21. 2017, at 6 P.M. at the City’s International Center for Trade, located at 3295 Bob Rogers Drive, with a live Tejano music concert…
Eagle Pass Man Dies From Motorcyle Accident Injuries, Passenger Undergoing Surgery
June 21st, 2017By: Miguel Munoz, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc., Copyright 2017 Eagle Passan William Vieths, age 53, passed away from the fatal injuries sustained in an accident between his motorcycle and a Jeep Sahara on Monday, June 19, 2017, at approximately 1 P.M. on North Veterans Boulevard in Eagle Pass, Texas….
New York Filmmaker Shoots Documentary Movie On Eagle Pass, TX-Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico Unique Relationship
June 21st, 2017By: Miguel Munoz, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc., Copyright 2017 New York City Filmmaker Roberta “Robie” Flores is currently filming a documentary movie regarding the unique relationship enjoyed by the twin sister cities of Eagle Pass, Texas and Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico on the Rio Grande River in order to…





