Texans confront inflation with medical cost rises and highway cuts
A court order lifts a 90 day medical malpractice rate freeze potentially boosting annual medical bills by 50 to 200 million dollars, while the Texas Department of Highways and Public Transportation launches a 90 day study to trim payrolls and services amid rising costs.
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