The Brief: Top Texas News for May 28, 2013 - The Texas Tribune
The end of a tame regular session has given way to a special session that could prove much more volatile.
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El Paso loses money for UTEP, Texas Tech campus projects (El Paso Times): "Billions in construction funding for Texas universities died Monday in a dispute between the two chambers of the Texas Legislature. If the House version of the bill had prevailed, El Paso would have gotten between $88 million and $166 million for a new building at the University of Texas at El Paso and $78 million for a new building for the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center."
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