Summary
The Texas Attorney General is putting El Paso under the microscope, checking how the city handles transparency and taxes. This could mean big changes are on the way for how your local government operates.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Impact analysis
Your tax dollars could be affected if the city has to change how it handles its finances.
Citizens who want more openness and accountability from their city government will benefit.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (5)
State Rep. Perez challenges EPISD probe in letter to comptroller
State Representative Vince Perez challenged Texas Comptroller Don Huffines regarding the investigation into El Paso Independent School District's finances, arguing that the district meets state benchmarks and questioning the criteria used for its sel...
Governor calls out El Paso ISD finances as student enrollment declines
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott criticized the El Paso Independent School District’s financial situation during a visit to El Paso on Wednesday, Aug. 19, saying the district’s finances had "spiraled out of control." "Problems have ari...
Employee at Don Haskins PK-8 School 'no longer' at EPISD
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) - El Paso Independent School District officials say an employee at one of it's schools is "no longer with the district" after KTSM 9 News inquired about sexual assault allegations involving a teacher. A spokesperson for the...
AG Paxton investigating El Paso, nearly 1K Texas cities
AG Paxton investigating El Paso, nearly 1K Texas cities KTSM 9 News
TX AG launches probe into El Paso, other cities for municipal transparency, tax practices
TX AG launches probe into El Paso, other cities for municipal transparency, tax practices KEYE
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