Some child care providers expect to shutter after Texas lawmakers leave $2.3 billion proposal off final budget
Tracy Hanson teared up at her dining table last May. The Killeen child care operator had gotten word from Austin that Texas legislators would not fund her child care center or any other center in the state. “Cody, I'm not going to make it,” Hanson said to her friend then who was at the end of the line.
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