Politics and Public Policy
Latest News on NewsworthyJ.C. Taylor Runs for Kendall County Commissioner, Pledges Long-Term Planning
As the March 3rd Primary election approaches, lifelong Kendall County resident, local businessman & proven conservative, J.C. Taylor is running for County Commissioner, Precinct 2 with a five-year strategic plan, infrastructure protection & collaborative governance to manage growth while preserving the community’s rural heritage & quality of life.
Read moreHelotes, Texas Confronts Growth Pressures With Fiscal Discipline and Community Stewardship, Says Mayor Rich Whitehead
As growth accelerates along the Texas Hill Country corridor, Helotes, Texas offers a case study in disciplined leadership. In a conversation with Mayor Rich Whitehead, The Building Texas Show explores how fiscal restraint, civic engagement, and long-term planning allow small cities to grow without losing identity.
Read moreHow Edinburg Is Emerging as a Growth Hub in the Rio Grande Valley
In this episode of The Building Texas Show, Edinburg Mayor Omar Ochoa shares how the Rio Grande Valley is quietly becoming one of Texas’ most resilient economic engines—driven by trade, regional cooperation, quality of life, and forward-thinking city leadership.
Read moreKopser for Texas Reaches 18K Unregistered Voters in Travis County
Kopser for Texas contacted 18,000+ unregistered Travis County residents, aiming to expand voter participation. Led by candidate Joseph Kopser, the campaign uses relational organizing and tools like the Reach App to engage new voters and strengthen democracy.
Read moreRicky Gleason Champions Community-Driven Leadership Model for Kendall County Judge
Kendall County Judge candidate Ricky Gleason points to Comfort Vision 2050 as a blueprint for collaborative, citizen-led governance. Emphasizing listening over dictating, Gleason outlines a unifying leadership approach to tackle growth, public safety, and infrastructure challenges across the county.
Read morePolicy Leaders, Scientists, Journalists, and Regulators Examine the Future of Medical Cannabis and Hemp to a Sold-Out Conference in Texas
Texas Cannabis Policy Conference Opens Live Stream Access to the Public January 30–31
Read moreWhy Lubbock Is Quietly Becoming One of Texas’ Most Important Cities | Mayor Mark McBrayer
Lubbock is more than a college town. In this episode of The Building Texas Show, Mayor Mark McBrayer shares how long-term water planning, economic development, and quality of life are positioning Lubbock as one of Texas’ most important and overlooked growth cities.
Read moreBuilding Texas Show Explores Growth, Public Safety, and the Future of Lakeway with Mayor Tom Kilgore
Lakeway Mayor Tom Kilgore joins The Building Texas Show to discuss rapid growth, property rights, public safety, and long-term planning in the Texas Hill Country. The episode explores how Lakeway balances quality of life, economic development, and emergency preparedness while preserving its small-town character.
Read moreVote Like A Texan Features John Hash, Democratic Candidate for Texas House District 50
Vote Like A Texan features first-time Texas House District 50 candidate John Hash in a candid conversation on public education, housing affordability, and why primary elections matter. The episode highlights voter turnout, modern campaigning, and what’s driving Texans to step into public service.
Read moreVote Like a Texan Explores Growth, Water, and Local Power in Kendall County with Commissioner Chad Carpenter
In this episode of Vote Like a Texan, Kendall County Commissioner Chad Carpenter discusses growth, water resources, infrastructure, and property rights in the Texas Hill Country, explaining why county commissioner elections play a critical role in shaping local communities and the future of Kendall County.
Read moreKopser Reports $50,000+ Raised in First 3 Weeks of HD47 Race
In just three weeks, Joseph Kopser’s campaign raised more than $50,000 in the open race for Texas House District 47. The early support positions the campaign to engage voters ahead of early voting on February 17 and a decisive Democratic primary on March 3.
Read moreThe Building Texas Show Explores the Future of League City with Mayor Nick Long
League City Mayor Nick Long joins The Building Texas Show to discuss explosive growth, lowering property taxes, infrastructure planning, and quality of life. From NASA and the ports to boating, tourism, and smart development, discover why League City’s future matters now.
Read moreKendall County Native Ricky Gleason Announces Run for County Judge, Pledges a “CEO Mindset” Driven by Servant Leadership
Gleason, a Boerne High School graduate who "boomeranged" back to his hometown to raise his family, believes the county is at a critical juncture. With the Texas Triangle growth pressing into the Hill Country, he argues that the role of County Judge—effectively the CEO of the county—requires a leader who listens first and collaborates always.
Read moreA Long-Form Look at Governance, Infrastructure, and Why Bellaire Remains One of Houston’s Most Intentionally Built Cities
The Building Texas Show features Bellaire Mayor Gus Pappas in a long-form conversation on governance, infrastructure, and intentional growth inside the Houston region. The episode explores flood mitigation, zoning discipline, and why Bellaire continues to stand apart as a model for long-term civic stewardship.
Read moreJoseph Kopser Announces Candidacy for Texas House District 47
Army Veteran, Entrepreneur, and Community Leader Launches Campaign to Deliver Practical Solutions for Working Families, Strong Schools, and a Thriving Economy
Read moreFormer FEC Chairman Trey Trainor Lays Out Vision for Texas Leadership in New “Vote Like a Texan” Episode
Former FEC Chairman Trey Trainor joins Vote Like a Texan to discuss why Texas faces a critical leadership moment in Congress. From election integrity and border security to returning federal dollars to local communities, Trainor explains why experience matters in the CD-21 primary.
Read moreInside Sunrise Beach Village: How a Texas Lake Town of 800 People Really Works
In a new episode of The Building Texas Show, Mayor Rob Hardy offers an inside look at Sunrise Beach Village, a waterfront city of 800 on Lake LBJ. The conversation explores small-town leadership, parks, public safety, water infrastructure, and why rural Texas communities thrive through service and stewardship.
Read moreBuilding Del Rio, Texas: Mayor Al Arreola on Infrastructure, Border Growth, and a City Poised for Its Next Chapter
In an audio-only episode of The Building Texas Show, Mayor Al Arreola discusses Del Rio’s next chapter—focusing on infrastructure, cross-border collaboration, Laughlin Air Force Base, and why this Texas border city is positioned for long-term economic growth.
Read moreRicky Gleason Announces Campaign for Kendall County Judge, Emphasizing Property Rights and Responsible Growth
Ricky Gleason has announced his candidacy for Kendall County Judge, focusing his platform on protecting property rights and implementing mindful growth strategies to preserve the community's unique character. A local financial advisor rooted in faith and family values, Gleason pledges to lead with transparency and fiscal responsibility.
Read moreVote Like A Texan Features Congressional District 31 Candidate Abhiram Garapati
Vote Like A Texan sits down with Congressional District 31 candidate Abhiram Garapati to discuss immigration, fiscal responsibility, agriculture, rural infrastructure, STEM education, and the future of technology in Central Texas—giving voters direct access to the candidate’s views ahead of the primary.
Read moreDenton Defines Its Own Path as North Texas Grows
In this episode of The Building Texas Show, Denton Mayor Gerard Hudspeth shares how long-term planning, culture-driven economic impact, and workforce-focused development are shaping Denton’s future—proving a fast-growing North Texas city can scale without losing its identity.
Read moreCollege Station at the Center of Texas Growth: Mayor John Nichols on Managing Expansion, Innovation, and Opportunity
In a new episode of The Building Texas Show, Mayor John Nichols shares how College Station is managing rapid growth driven by Texas A&M University, expanding private-sector jobs, tourism, and innovation—while preserving quality of life at the heart of the Texas Triangle.
Read moreKendall County Judge Candidate Ricky Gleason in In-Depth Conversation on Local Leadership, Growth, and the Future of the Texas Hill Country
Vote Like A Texan features an in-depth conversation with Ricky Gleason, a candidate for Kendall County Judge, on local leadership, emergency preparedness, growth, water, and strategic planning. Gleason shares his vision for collaborative county governance and encourages voters to engage early in the primary election.
Read moreCongressional District 21 Candidate Jason Cahill on Voter Turnout, Fiscal Accountability, and “The People’s Seat”
Vote Like A Texan features Congressional District 21 candidate Jason Cahill in a candid conversation on voter turnout, fiscal accountability, and why he believes the seat belongs to Texans. Cahill discusses government spending, primaries, and his campaign philosophy: “Truth is my platform.”
Read moreArlington, Texas Mayor Jim Ross Shares Vision for Growth, Innovation, and Global Leadership on The Building Texas Show
In a new episode of The Building Texas Show, Arlington Mayor Jim Ross discusses the city’s evolution beyond sports venues into a hub for innovation, aerospace, education, and global events. From FIFA to startups, Arlington is positioning itself as one of Texas’ most future-ready cities.
Read moreOdessa, Texas: Mayor Cal Hendrick on Jobs, Energy, Growth & the Permian Basin Opportunity
Odessa Mayor Cal Hendrick joins The Building Texas Show to discuss why the Permian Basin remains one of the most opportunity-rich regions in America. From energy and infrastructure to workforce shortages, entrepreneurship, and long-term planning, Hendrick outlines why Odessa is open for growth.
Read moreVote Like A Texan Launches Statewide; Invites Candidates to Participate in Searchable Interview Series for Texas Voters
Vote Like A Texan launches statewide, inviting Texas candidates to participate in searchable video interviews for voters. Hosted by Justin McKenzie of The Building Texas Show, the series delivers nationally distributed episodes and press releases designed to help Texans easily discover candidates, issues, and local leadership online.
Read moreCaitlin Rourk Announces Campaign for Texas Congressional District 10 Following Landmark Redistricting Shift
Caitlin Rourk announces her run for Texas Congressional District 10 after redistricting. A veteran and community advocate, she highlights economic pressures, public school challenges, and a commitment to service-focused leadership. Her campaign emphasizes affordability and voter engagement across Austin, Bryan-College Station and nearby communities
Read moreMichael Wheeler Shares Policy Priorities in Interview for Texas Congressional District 21
Congressional District 21 candidate Michael Wheeler discusses his fiscal priorities, background in the bond market, and concerns about national debt, supply chains, and local Hill Country issues in a candid interview aimed at helping Texans make informed voting decisions.
Read moreVote Like a Texan Highlights Joseph Kopser, Candidate for Texas House District 47
Vote Like a Texan features Joseph Kopser, Army veteran and candidate for Texas House District 47, discussing jobs, education, voter turnout, and Texas’ growing space industry. Discover why Kopser says servant leadership and stronger local representation are essential for Texas’ future.
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